The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-18


from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A. Nj.
The second mail for Augusta closes at $50 P. NJ.
On Sundays but one train leaves, and all mails
close at ) P. NJ.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 6, 1867.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
Station at 2:3O o'clock PM, and TO be ready for
delivery at this office a, p, o'clock P. NJ.
CAANGE OF HOUR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On aud after Sunday, ,th inst, this Office will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY &. TROTT. P. NJ.
SHIPPERS per steamship Manhattan for New
York, are requested to send in their bills of lsdng
for signature, at the office OF CoURTENAY & TREN-
HOLM, Agents, No. A East Bay, by o'clock P, H.,
this afternoon.
BIsTRIcz CoURT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN, PRE-
stnNe.-A number of cases were called, but the
majority were marked MOI. pros, and only two
were tried.
The State os. Henry Taylor-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Samuel Harris-Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty.
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MAYeRs CoURr-There was nothing of import
sncs transpred beyond the ining Of several fruit
erers who had left Their crates on the sidewalk.
1t was deemed useless to waste words on these
subjects, and arequest was made that two dollars
each be deposited, which would warn them of the
consequences Of the aot, f.
50 ffits .
TIE BALTIMORE papers Of Wednesday report the
arrival of steamer Fannie, from Savannah, on the
18th, with three hundred and sxty-one bales of
cotton and sundries and also arrival OF steamship
Falcon from Charleston, onthe 18th, some hours
IN advance of the Savannah sfeamer with eight
hundred bales cotton aud sundries-,
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DIE CHARLESTON ZuruNe.-Ne have teen re
quested to state that the FIRST number Of the lei
tung viii appear on Wednesday, the 25d inst. The
Zeitung is the only German paper in this State,
and, we believe, the only one South of the Poto-
mac in the Atlantic States. large number of
subscribers have been obtained, and the FIRST num-
ber has been looked for with some anxiety.
., .'', $50 +.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. GEo. s.
BRYAN PREsDNe.-The United States, rs. VIM.
KEENAN,, for passing counterfeit money, occupied
the attention Of the Court during the greater part
of the day. The defence introduced Mr.. RoBEnT
WMa and Mr.. PIDDoN, both Of whom had been
employers of the prisoner, who proved that his
for the defence, and was followed by ]. BARRETT
COHEN, Esq5 the District Attorney closing Tor the
prosecution After charge from the Judge, thejury
retired, and brought in verdict OF not guilty The
casesof Eliza Nunnery and Madora Deyigne were
then called, but as additional jurors had to be
drawn, the Court we adjourned until II A. III. to-
day. l- .,a.e. sdl.aa .
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TIE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
last night of the s'Bruderiche Bunde' ushered in
the gay season with brilliant success Beauty
was there and fashion, and the gallant sons OF
Thor in knightly attendance. The assemblage
was one Of the largest we have ever seen in the
hall !; and we hazard nothing in saying that they
were well pleased.
The programme commenced with an overture
from svTancred. . admirably rendered BY twelve
instruments. The play of the evening was Lump
azivagabundus," q celebrated and time e-hortred
comedy We had time only to see the first act,
which was excenently given by the entire caste.
The amateur stage has not often actors like
'Zwirn" and .sKmeriem,n y each of whom, it seemed
to MS, e1celled the other both keeping the au-
dience in a perpetual roar.
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THE oHA.nEsros HousE-Messrs sroI1. WEBB
Co., the energetic proprietors of this establish
ment, have like the proyident farmer. prepared
fuI-not of grain but of every stye and variety of
fabrics that are classified as dry goods. From q
pin to a blanket their stock is complete, and
though it would be difficult matter to find q
needle in ahaystack, the article demanded in their
establishment is produced instanter. Each de-
lLartment has separate division, and there is no
time wasted in useless search. The one price
system is adopted and as the goods are Of the
best qualities and sold at the lowest mar
ket rates, the numerous customers of the es-
tabIshment have no difficulty in making their
selections. Messrs. SToLL, WEBB & Co., have re-
Gently received large additions to their stock and
now offer to the Charleston community an oppor-
tunity to array themselves in purple and fine
linen, or, in other words, they present for their
inspection an array Of dry goods dress goods, and
goods OF every description that has been seldom
displayed in this city. Already has the blast OF
Winter been heard, and his footsteps will be soon
visible There is no time to be lost, and if there
are any improvident persons who have neglected
purchasing their Winter supplies, we solemnly ad-
wise them to procrastnate no longer, but to visit
the Charleston House and exchange their ;yreen-
backs for more becoming colors. =: =
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TIE CHARLESTON HoTEI.--Ihis hotel has bean
connected with the fortunes OF Charleston Tor
number Of years. 1t Was tir''t built In 1857, but
was burnt to the ground IN the great nre Oh 1855
The proprietors, nothing da1nted, commenced re-
building the following ysar, and have produced
structure that for architectural beauty can hardly
be exceeded. The hotel has several tiwes been IN
great danger from fires, and has been saved oaiy