The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
The Daily n ev-s.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 49,
LOCAL MATTERS.
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Notice to Agents

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Notice to Agents.
Our agents throughout the country are IT
quested to make Immediate returns of all money
in their possession, that we may be able to cred
those who have paid. -
We also request that our subscribers who arc j
arrears will bear in mind that our terms are i
advance, and that they will promptly remit thei
dues.
To CORRESPONDENTS communication ron
VIII. z. on the Crest West vs. the East, will up
pear to- morrow.
WE ARE indebted to General Superintendent
W. 8. HA1HEs, of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
for acceptable favors extended this Office.
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The QUAKER C1rY.-We learn that this elegant
steamer has resumed her place upon the line be-
tween this city and New York, under her popular
commander. Capt WEsr, and that she left New
York on Saturday, and will leave here next Satur-
day, the 18th.
@THE QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE. CoMPANY-We
would call the attention of the readers OF ourJour
nal to the advertisement of this large and flourish
ing English company, OF which the wel-known
firm Of G1pBEs & Co., No. 10 Adger's South Wharf,
are the agents.
KUsKEL's NIGHTINGALE OPERA TRoUPE.-This
capitally organized company will give series of
concerts in our city, at Hibernian Hall, commenc-
ing this evening. The great scarcity of enjoy
ments during the summer which has afflicted ur,
will render their appearance very agreeable to us,
will "a
pleasant to them. We say to all lovers OF good
music, pay them visit by all MEANS
WE ARE under obligations to Messrs ISAAC E.
HERTZ & Co. for the following late intelligence
from Cuba:
sHAvANA, September 1.-The last sales of Pitch
Pine lumber were at s41 to s42. We have had no
arrivals lately, but there are nine cargoes at
Mariel-say from your port, one hound to Carde-
mas, and two to Matanzas from Pensacola, one
hither from Savannah, and one to Cardenas, and
from Darien one. These vessels are about TO be
released, and henceforth further arrivals from
American ports will not be sent to Mariel unless
there should be sickness on board. .
Messrs. HERTZ s. Co. have also allowed US tho
use. of an Havana prico current of q late date.
MAYORS COURT September S-As usual On Sat-
urday, tho business before the Court was dull,
there being only a female with very red face,
and very blue veil, brought up as pris-
oner. On investigating the case it was found that
she had been picked up out of the streets, as blue
as her veil and just as limp; 80, after fning her
SO, and rubbing off hor washed face witha a news
paper she went off as rosy as If she had been
scrubbed with coarse towel.
Not negro had been imprisoned during the
,f,,1 To forf hn
absence .of report this morning from the Pro-
vost Court,
R1KER's M1LLs.-The large building, No. II
Anson street, once known as the sugar refinery,
bat lately as Claussen's Mills, has recently been
taken by our enterprising and indomitable fellow
citizen, Mr.. R. Il. R1KER, who intends to establish
on a large scale, q -four and grist mill, and who
will keep always on hand, as per advertisement in
to-day's issue, supply Of flour, corn. oats, shorts
bran, hay, sc. He has been fortunate in obtains
ing the services Of Mr.. G. A. NEUFFER, whose ex-
perience in the business for twenty years, aud
whose large acquaintance, makes him an invalu-
able assistant who will devote his entire attention
TO furtberng the interests of tho establishment
Mr.. R1KER is one of the individuals of our commu-
nifty who has stood high in all business transac-
tons, and whose will and determination in every
thing he has undertaken, has always brought such
euccees, that we may say with certainty in this
matter that ere long Charleston will boast of one
fthe first mills OF the kind in this portion OF the
country.
GEORGE W. WILLIAMS & Co.-Of the many fine
establishments of which our city can proudly
boast there are none superior to thelarge stores,
Nos. / and Hayne-street, with the auxiliary
buildings in the neighborhood, which are owned
by this firm, and which contain an extent OF ma
terials of trade OF every assortment possible, and
of an amount scarcely credible. The ADVERTISE
ment. which our readers will observe in another
column to-day, will but give an idea of the inn
meuse stock of goods which cucumber their floors
at all times, and which quickly replaced, as
they are daily forwarded to all parts of this and
the adjoining States, aud makes their corner one
of the busiest marts of the city. As wholesale
grocers, cotton factors and bankers, this firm has
reputation for business tact, punctualty and
proper dealing, that should always insure large
patronage, and which, with them, is OF most
extensive character, affording an example OF true
and correct mercantile arrangement, and recog-
.;,o,1 os onch hv all who have ever mad tranBaC-