The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-07
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The CHIEF Of the Fro Department requests tho
Secretaries Of tho different Companies, and tho
Insurance Agencies TO call Mt this oico for copies
OF his Report, now ready for delivery.
PosTPosEarENT.-Th inclcmoncy of tho weather
has prevented tho cargo salo of molassos por achr
AEeidu and Laura, from Caibarion advertised at
auction by ]. A. ENsLow & Co. Further notice
will be given when tho aalo will take plnce.
PUBLIC READING ON WEsTMISsTEn ApDEY-The
literary entertainment to DO given by talented
aud accomplished lady Of this city, at Madame
GIpp.nEs, on Broad street, was unavo,lably post.
pone,l by the incomency OF tho weather Tho
public will bo notified through tho public prints
when the reading will ho given.
The CHERAw ADVERTISER. = This excellent
Weekly was received by us yesterday much on
Urged and considerably improved in appearance.
We huvo regarded this paper us among the best OF
our country exchanges, and it gives US great
pleasure to perceive it's success, which we hopo
will bo increased by Advertisements from our city
merchants who desire To trndc with the busy part
Of tho State in which the Aduerfiser il published
Some Of our readers may not know that now
Literary Depot was opened somo time acc III Hnsel
street, west Of the Post Office, over which MIR. d.
DosnEn prcsidcs. Mr.. D. has laid us under obli-
CATION by sending us latost copies OF tho Boston
Pilot, OF tho Irish Republic, FRANK LEsLIEs Illus
trated ze,tung, Budget o., Fun, Chimney Corner,
aud tho New York Ledger in which paraon BEECH
En- holds forth in novel form.
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WE HAVE received tho catalogue Of tho Holston
Conference Fcmao College, Ashcvillo N. C., for the
collegiate year 1866 and 1867. This is an excellent
institution, located III ono of tho most picturesque
villages Of the South, in cheap country among
primitive and rirtuous people, and holds ont great
inducements to those dcsirous 10 send tho;r
daughters to such an institution. Prof. JAMES II.
CARLISLE, OF Woford College, ia to deliver tho All
nusl address.
A NEW TH1Sa.-0ne OF tho most novel as we'll as
most excelont inventions Of tho day, is the cork
hat. It recommends itself to tho public as an e1-
quisitcly beautiful article, woll q most useful
one Made Of tho lightcst material known, it Ia
durable and pliablo in tho highest degree; nom
conductor Of hont cannot bo penetrated or injured
by rain, and If soiled can bo cleaned with sponge
and soap and water; in worl the very thing for
our Southern climate. For further particulars
call af MIR. O. Fl. JouSsoR's Templo OF Fashion
King street. Soc his advertisement in this days
News.
THx CuinLEsroN R1PLEMEN CHARITApLE AssooI-
AT1oN.-When the clarion notes OF war ceascd to be
heard in the land, and tho armies of the South
had disbnnded, tho soldiers returned to their
homes to find that nothing remained for tliem but
to commence tho world afrcsh and to mako fti-
ture. As all were in the samo situation the bonds
OF friendship, engendered by four yonrs associa-
ton in the field, not sundercd, aud the mem-
bers OF tho different organizations unitod then-
selves into charitable sucieties, whose object was
TO succor and choer eaoh othor and to ronder ai,,
and comfort TO tho widowed family Of any lost
member. Under these auspices tho different chari-
table associations have been formed from the rem
nants Of the old army corps. Among those that
cbSh
men Charitable Association stands prominent.
This company was formed in 1906, and presorv
ed its organization throughout tho war. At
meeting held on Wednesday night, tho following
officers wero elected to for the ensuing yenr
J: g: sSLTgs, yIse.P e.Ptesidon..
T. q. CoNHIFFE. Secretary and Treasurer.
Committee on Enance.-A G. Cudworth, A.
James Minis.
Commiaee on Lettcrs.-E. W. Poosor. ]. G.
&escards.--John ". Madray, A. Koenneke.
A RAnE CHANCE FOR AN IEyEsrMENr.-A word to
tho wise is said to be sufficient AMI to that class
we say, road tho advertisement Of NIessrs. SToII,
WEBB & Co., the proplietors OF the Charleston
House, and then act as their wisdom shall dictate
The result is clearly known, for no ono con read
OF the recherche articles offered for sale by these
gentlemen, md resist the temptation to purcha so
AIessrs. BToLL, WEDD & Co. do not advertise to
sell OIL at cost but they offer fair aud legitimate
bargains, which arc worthy tho attention of tao
shopping community. Their stock of calicoes, at
twelve-and-A-haf cents is not yot exhausted, and
they have, beside, wonderful collection of all thut
is rich, and curious in the dry goods line. Ono
visit will satisfy the most incredulous, and to
thom we Say, stand not on tho ordcr OF going but
go at once, or their repentance may como too late
10 the ladies', nothing need be said; they are
thoroughly posted on oil matters conneotod with
shopping, and any advice to thom would be sweot-
moss wasted on tho desert air. Tho Charleston
House is m institution peculiar to the city, and
has boon transformed by tho proprietor Into per-
feet bazaar, whero everything necessary to tho
complete outfit Of both male and female can be
obtained. This fact il woll known to the commu-
nifty, and tho crowds that daily attend testify to
their appreciation OF tho establishment.
MAYORS CounT-June 6.-An individual from
the country, who got very tight by way Of cello
brating his arrival In town, md wont TO sleep on
tho pavement 30 as to enjoy tho unobatrncted
breeze, was flnod $5, which no paid willingly, and
threatened to 60 off Immediately on tho railroad.
Emmn Smith and Jano Lucas, two colored dam.
sells, who had participated in big row at tho cor
per Of Sooiety and Meeting streets, ut tho dead
hour Of the night in which bricks werc thrown
and diabolioal expressions used wero brought up,
and after an investigation OF tho caso Jano was
fined e5, and Emma s..
A female, OH old customer, who just got tight
enough to mako her exercise her lungs, was ar
rested for whoopiEg in Tho streots at three O'Clock
in the morning, TO tho decided injury Of the
nerves OF the old Inhabitants. sho was fined IS,
and took occasion to say that she wouldn't mind IL
It WAC mado hundred.