The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
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We are continually receiving communications O
political and other matters rom persons who d
Eot attach t. Leir proper names to the articles sen'
aud we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS withou
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
ON Sunday, the 9Th inst l.t, and afterwards OF
Sundays the >Postof1ce will open at 1880 P. NJ
aud close at 1.3O P. NJ. -
PERsoNA1.-The Hon. HENRY WILSON, Senato
from Massachusetts, arrived in this city and is /
guest at the Mills House.
Ds. GEORGE E. TREsooF has been appointed b,
Governor ORR Inspecting Surgeon to superinteni
tho adjustment OF artificial limbs for those wht
were disabled during the late war.
MUs1oAL.-The Band Of the Sixth Regiment per
formed q number Of pieces at tho Charleston Ho
tel last night, and then adjourned to the Mills
House, where they favored ,5he guests Of that es
tablishment with similar .treat. Fsss.l;
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SALE OF STREET RAILROAD STooK.-We invite the
attention OF parties interested, to the advertise.
ment OF Messrs. LE1rm & .BauNs, who offer 70,
sale one hundred shares Of the City Rai1way Stock
in lots to suit purchasers y . ~ a .-ss .-s' 4
WE ARE indebted to a friend for a copy Of an Hd-
dress delivered before the Mechanics Association
at Danville, Va, March II, 1867, by Mai. Wn11An,
7. SUTHER1n. It is an able ana eloquent produc-
ton, well worth careful reading. Major s. advo-
Gates the establishment Of m industrial college in
some central town or city in Virginia. .2.a&
MASS MEErNa.-Hon. HENBY Wilson, United
States Senator from Massachusetts, in answer to
several invitations OF citizens Of Charleston, win
sdoress the public on Citadel Green this afternoon
at half-past four o'clock. .5.. !4s .'. ...5 Il
Senator Wnsox: will be happy to see any citizen
who may wish to call on him at the, Mills House at
s"s oe'0sk 'n's ia'se1noon ,.p !: Es!sEss S.s
DE- LAeE,:of the Mills House; has sent, us late
copies Of Punch, New York Ledger, Literary
A6u'n, and TYuke's spirii Of Nte Times Puncn
rs good as usual and contains tho latest political
squibs, in pen and pencil. The New York Ledoer
IN its next number, will commence the publication
OF HEFRH WARD BEEoHER's new novel, Norwood
or Village Life in New England" also q series O;
papers, advice to Young Men" by twelve Presi-
donts Of twelve Of the most respectable colleges in
the United States
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