The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25
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jon WoRK.--Wo hnyo now completed cur Office
30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfully ask tho patronage Of our friends.
Post Onlcc Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will closo at lis =. NJ, nnd arriving at the
Depot ut .45 A. NJ. will DO ready for delivery nj II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Onico will open at
1880 i. NJ. for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinuo TO close dny at O'Clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston railroad ut CA. nj. OH
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
STANLEY G. TROTT, =. NJ.
MRs. DUHHEMAN respectfully informs the public
that, owing to tho inclcmency OF tho woathcr, il
was impossible FOR her to hayo music Mt hcr gar
don, but tliore will bo music OIL Tuesday and
Thursday oyonings Of this weuk.
The steamship Fdfcon, +. G. Reed commander,
camo to anchor in Hampton Roads and remained
thero until Sunday, 23d, thus avoiding tho sovcro
gallo OF Tho 21st and 22d instant. A telegram re-
ports "all well aboard" and hopo TO report her
arrival in our next issue.
o
RARE CHANCE FOR DtDL1ornALIsTs.-Wolc learn
that Mr.. HIATT will Gloso hs book establishment IN
fow days, AMI that lo is dsposing of his stock OF
school and miscellaneous books, in all branches of
science aud literature nj half cost an opportunity
rarely presented to our citizens.
GAZING IN OF DRMN.-Tho receiving drain
opposite tho Pavilion Hotel cavcd in Yesterday
Fortunately tho accident occurred in tho day time,
nnd no damage was dono. Tho holo is inconvcn-
ontly near the street truck, but docs not Interfere
with tho travel. Tho authorities havo been noti-
fed of tho disaster, and hayo placed lamps on the
dcbris TO warn tho travoor and IL is probable that
tho repairs will DO mado today.
INTERVIEW BETwE.N GENERAL SIcKLEs AND
COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.-A Com
mittco from tho Board OF Trado, consisting
OF Mcasrs f. W. MansuALL VIZ. 8. uAsrtE,
VIM. Quincy, EDWIN BATES, lILSnY CoDrA
and others, had conference with General
sIcKLEs at his Headquarters yesterday
morning, in roferonco TO ccrtain points i'm Order
No. 80. Tho interview was OF worry pleasant ma
turo, and was continued for noarly two 1ours du-
ring which tino tho General Expressed himself
fully to tho Committee on tho different questions
they Ind propounded, and explained 10 much of
by hem Boforo parting, tho General requested
tint tho romarks OF tho committee DO furnished
in writing, and hanilod to his Adjutant General,
and assured thom that thoy would recoivo his CAR
liost attention. Tho correspondence between tho
aonoral and Tho Committee boing upon matior
OF vital interest to tho community, will ITO doubt
DO mado public, and wo anticipate laying IL before
our readers in o short timo.
FEMAIE LADoh.-A correspondent uuder tho sig
nature OF "A Female Friend" haa addressed us
worry interesting noto on tho prosont scarcity in
our city Of that kind Of work which tho women OF
Charleston aro ablo TO do md in which thoy havo
beon brought mp to put their hands to. sho truly
says, that whlo situations nro continually open for
females who aro wan:od to cook, wash and iron,
requiring Robustness and strength that our pco-
plo do not possess, thoro is seldom or mover n
place opon for housckcopors, soamstressos, and
otllor positions OF light labor, but requiring eroat
attention, and On intelligent adherence to duty.
fhat these things nro 80, wo havo no doubt but
how thoy arc to bo remedled or how that class OF
Tho indigcnt OF our population nro to bo relieved
is beyond our ability to discover.
Thero is melancholy truth in her statement
that the females ORC not responsible for tho exist
ing poverty which surrounds thom aud whIc wo
admit the fact, we must say, that if tho other sc1
woro in possession Of means nt this time, wo be-
licye their gonoroBities would allow no complaints
OF want to bc uttorod, and wo imagine that ulero
are sources now in the community, wl,cro il an
appeal was to DO mado it would reach attentive
ears and open hands.
JAPANESE CUnIosrrHs- persons who walk
through Broad street can have failed to notice in
Mr. D. McCAsra' window tho collection VI raro and
curious shclls, ahoIl work, and articles Of vcrlu
fashioned by tho cunning hands Of tho Japanese.
Those articles are tho property OF Dir. p H. LAls-
HIN, an English traveller, who designs dsposing
OF them i'll this city. Wo hnyo seldom seen q
more perfect collection, md lover OF concl,-
ology, would go into oxtacics over the numcr-
GUS specimens presented to his bewildered gazo
Many OF tho sholls wero brought from tho Soutl,
Sea, and arc rich with the glowing colors found only
in tho tropcs Others hnye boon improved by
art, and now present the appearance OF beautiful
engrnvings and cnmcos; but tho most prominent
feature In tho collection is the shcll flowers These
bavo been most artisticalIy arranged, and the
praoticed eye finds it difficult to discover tho de-
coption. Among theso flowers aro life-like immi-
fations OF tho tulip tho hop, and tho different
varieties OF the rnco It would be impossible to
doscribe tho collection, and wo only regret that
tho poverty Of tho country presents it's purchase
by some Of our public institutions. Tho Museum
OF tho Charleston College could easily accommo-
date fow moro specimens, and tho Curator could
so arrange thom as to mako thoir appearance still
moro pleasing than in tboir present condition.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SoUTn CAnoINa,-At
meeting OF tho Trusteos and tho Faculty OF tho
Medical College Of tho State of South Carolina,
hold i'll tho College building on tho 9th inst tho
course Of instruction in Tho above institution was
30 changed OH to blond into ono chair OF Gonoral
Anatomy and Physiology, tho heretofore existing
chairs OF Anatomy and Physiology tho lattor bo-
ing vacant by the resignation OF Prof. MouLrn1E.
Professor +. Il. MILES WAS appointed by tho Bonrd
to tho nowly created chair. Tho profcssorship
OF Obstetrics and tho Diseases Of Women and
Children. made vacant by the resignation OF DIR.
Il. q. PRIoLEAU, WAS filed by tho election OF DR..
+. M. RoDERTsoN Tho chair Of General Pathology,
Pathological Anatomy md Hygiene which had
not beon occupied for many years, was re.cstab-
ished, and Dr. ]. P. CuAzAL was olcctod TO fill
this chair in tho College. DR.. II. @. PnIoIEAu was
elected by the Board Of Trustees to I'LL the
vacancy in their Board occasioned by tho doath OF
tho late Col. A. P. HAYNE.
Tho new appointments aro judicious, and will,
no fool sure, moot tho appreciation OF oil Tho
friends Of tho College. Tho old institution, by
ron ipfn 1f I. n Ia