The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

DR.. S. C. BROWN has his Office on the southeast
corner of Meeting and Society streets.
DR.. CAUL1ER sells Drugs, Medicines, etc., at the
northwest corner of Meeting and Society streets.
A. DUNCAN, Jr., Meeting street, above George
street, Gas and Steam Filter.
J. W. COCHRAN, No. 1S0 Meeting street Boots
and Shoes made to order.
FoRDuAM & Bros Saloon, Liquors, etc., No. 1872
Meeting street.
MEAoHER & HALLS, Gas Fitting, Plumbing and
Steam Fitting, No. 1S4 Meeting street.
G. 81. Brown, No. 1873 Meeting street, wholesale
and retail dealer in Crockery, Glassware, etc.
OTTo SoNNTAG, No. 211 Meeting street, Dyer and
Scourer. 1
Department HEApoUARTERs, at the King Man
sion, northwest corner OF Meeting and George
streets. The Provost Marshals Office is also in
this building.
Dr.. R. "A. K1NLooH's Office, No. 2O9 Meeting
street.
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. D., Surgeon and Physi-
clan, northwest corner of Meeting and Society
streets.
DIR. RoDRIGUEs Dentist, northwest corner Of
Meeting and Society streets.
F. 81. PLoEaER, southwest corner ofMeeting and
Society streets, Grocer.
wv. ZIEaLER, No. 1S1 Meeting street, Coach
Maker.
P. HoaANs Livery Stable, No. 179 Meeting
street.
We find that tho poet was right, when he said,
'"Tis pleasant, sure, to soc ones name in print"
And when, by any accident, said name is omitted
in our Directory, the owners do not like it; and
not unfrequently attribute it to improper mo-
| tives. We have attempted, on several occasions,
to forestall such complaints, but fear we have not
yet satisfied all parties.
| We will mention few signs that have been
brought to our attention, and we hope that if, in
the course Of our Investigations, ne should be 80
unfortunate as to pass by any more,-the parties
will not feel aggrieved, but send note or card to
the Office, stating the fact and it shall be prompt
! ly and cheerfully remedied.
In our notice of Meetng-street We neglected to
mention Mr.. z. B. OAKEs whose Office is on the
corner of Meeting and Hayne streets. Mr.. O. has
General Insurance Agency.
We also should have mentioned E. R. WIRES
Marble Yard, in Meeting street, north of the site
of the Theatre. This is an old establishment.
In Hayne-street, we regret to have been guilty
of the apparent dscourtesy of sighting our vis-d-
uis and upstairs friend, "THE WEEKLY RECORD,
edited by Rows. F. A. MooD and o. S. BIRD. or
course the omission was purely accidental, and
had escaped our attention, till brought to our no.
tice by q friend yesterday. =
st. MARKS Barber Shop, in Hayhe-strcet, under
the Charleston Hotel, R popular tonSeur and
fiSeur, is too important an establishment to pass
by unnoticcd.
On East Bay, We omitted to note Mr.. W. Fl.
KIDD, Commission Merchant and Wholesale Dealer
in Liquors on tho northeast corner of East Bay
and Frascr's Wharf.
In Market-strect, JAS. CosoEovE was passed by
unintontionally. He manufactures Soda Water at
No. 81 Markct-street, and bottles Ale, Porter, Ci-
der, etc.
B. FOLEY, No. IS Markct-strcct, Clothing, Whole
sale and Retail.
N LEVIN, Jr., No. 1O4 Markct-street, Groceries,
Liquors, ETC.
H. P. RUaa, No. 109 Market street, dealer in
Newspapers, Periodicals, Stationery, and Light
Literature of all kinds.
D. & D. J. CANrER, No. GS Market street, deal
ers in Groceries and Liquors.
JOHN SAYAs, No 96 Market street, dealer in se-
gars, Tobacco, etc.
L. scHNELL Co., No. 100 Market street, Fami-
ly Grocers.
N. F. PETIT, No. 90 Market street, Timer, etc.
A. O'NEILL & T. Fl. BRoDIE, Tailors.
81. HAFKENsoHEIL, No. 102, Gun and Locksmith.
LIE ZoUAvE, No. 1Os, Choice Segars and Fruits,
sold by JOSEPH COSTA.
Mrs. NJ. FERRALL's Millinery, at No. 112 Market
street, up stairs.
j. LoMBARDos Barbershop is at No. Ia Market
street.
R. MARTIN, No. LIT, dealer in Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, etc.
P. DARcY, No. III, Bootmaker.
T. G. HEpp No. u.s. Matchmaker.
ANGELO MAURo, No. 119 Market street, Fruits,
Segars, Baskets, etc.
T. CLAFFY's Saloon, No. 121 Market street.
N. N. GLBRErH, No. 1o1 Market street, House,
Sign and Ship Painting.
PkLnMzn & Co., Scissors Grinders, No. 90 Mar
ket street.
N. A. COHEN, No. 93 Clothing, etc.
THOMAS FLYNN, Dry Goods, ETC., No. 90.
s. A. WooDsIDE, No. Sc, Groceries and Variety
Store.
A. BUERo, Provisions, Fruits, etc, No. es Mar
ket street.
Two negro children now on exhibition at
Raleigh North Carolina, that excite much curiosi-
ty. They are fourteen years of age, and were
born of slave parents in Anson County. The
Standard speaks of them as follows: "The conneo-
ton between these girls is closer than in the
Siamose twins, there being more of the physical
and mental organs common to each. The conuec-
ton begins below the neck and terminates at the
extremity of the spine. To touch one at any point