The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-06
Post O1Jlcr Notice.

Post Ogler Notice.
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CHARLESTON, S. G., July o. 1867
Aftcr To-day The mails for Northeastern Railroad
will rlusc ut 8 o'clock AM, md to-day and after
wards thcy aro expected to reach the Railroad
''Staou" at 2}O O'Clock PM, and to bc ready for
delivery at This onlcc at $50 o'clock PM, except
on sunday, when the hour will be from q P.yI. to 2
r.M. until further notice
STANLEY q. TRoTr, r. N.
loSroFFEcE NoTICE-- An evening mail for Angus.
Ia ami Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
ucrs will close daily ct the Pustoiice Mt lalr.pas,
o'tlork.
WEwould call tho attention Of those Interested
to tho advertisement Of Mossrs JErroRDs & Co.,
No 50 Fcntlne liangc, By which it will b, seen that
thoy hnvo ON hnn,l, AMI arc constantly rcccivnt.
large quantities Of choice sdts shoulders l1an,s
&c. Which they offer for sale low. All in want OF
these articles would do we'll to gyo thcn n CALL
TIE BESSETIsrILLE JoURSAL.-Wc had the
pleasure, yesterday crorinS, of visit from Mr.
LITTLE, tho editor Of the Bcnncttsvo journal
IIo will remain in tho city several days. on busi-
ncss connected with his paper. Marlboro Dis
trict will have cotton This fall and will want goods,
and our merchants will consult their interests ly
ADVERTISING i'll the Journal. Tertum sap.
CoRREcrIoS.-ln onr notice Of the Memphis
i.'fc Insurance Company in yesterdays issue, by
somc error, tho agency in this city was assigned
to Mr.. RAvENEI., when il should have been Mr.
WM. pANSEIL. SIr. p has worked faithfully for
the interests Of tho Company, and We willingly re-
storo tho laures that ho was deprived of by a
typographical mistake.
.
WEHAvE received q pamphlet, printed at tho .ir-
gus Onico, Wadcsboro', N c., which, upon examina-
ton, We find to DO tho Catalogue of tho Officers
and Students Of Carolina Female College, Anaon-
vile, N. c., Session 1867. This institution ls
under tho charge of tho South Carolina Conference
OF the NJ. L. Church South. The Fnculty is COM
posed Of ]. Z. BlANKENsuIr ESD. President; WM.
It. SMITH, Esq, Professor of Bellies Letters, Al-
junct Professor of Mathematics, and Teacher of
tho Higher English Branches; besides teachers of
music, drawing, painting, etc., etc. Tllis pamphlet
is printed entirely North Carolina paper, as We
nrc informed by tho kind friend who sent it 10 lls
Tho paper is Of good color aud excellent texture
TIE GLoDE 1IoTEL.--Alr T.. MErTzLER, the host
OF tho Globe, celebrated the rcopcning of his
establishment yesterday by free lunch and CO.
pious libaiions wero drank by the guests to tho
future prosperity OF the Globe. Mr.. MErrzLrn
has not suffered from forced inactivity for ho en-
braced tho opportunity to improve his house, and
has now fnr moro pleasures to offer his guests Than
before Order No. 30 was published. y fine ter-pn
nllcy has been added to the building, and NIL the
paraplcrnala usually to bo fnnnd in a well con-
duclcd hocl. Tho Globe il n modest buiiliug
but ono admirably Hnitcd for those who like to
take lLcr case in their inn. II is frctluentcd by
our Teutonic fcllow-citzcns, who arc good judges
of Arc torA nil yylnsp i'm, ,,,, lao
relied oil.
"fERr Mucn MARnIED."-I TIM NEWS of Sat
rrday wo printed paragraph, clipped from the
Richmond Dispatch, about the stale of tho n,alr-
Ponial market during tho montl, of July in that
city. Tho credit WINS incidentally omitted, and tho
paragraph thus seemed 10 lave reference 10 This
city. Tho Local of the Mercury appears to
thnk there is an excellent joke somewhere COLI
nected with this matrimonial newspaper blunt,cr
If lie cnn dcrivo any pleasure from the cunempla-
ton OF this very funny circumstance, We feel high
ly naitorcd at having been permitted, though un.
Willingly, TO make him laugh. When the Merc,u y
mndea similar blundcr last week about "Canaau''
(clippng paragraph from Augusta paper will
out giving crcdit), We noticed the mistake, hut il
did not strike ns ns being funny ut ali. "Pcoplo
who live in gluss houses" etc.
LiTitooRAPH OF TIE CHARLESTON IIorEI.-
Among tho public buildings of Cha rlcston there
arc few that present imposing front than
tho Charleston Hotel. Tho spacious piazzas ind
immense columns add to tic appearance of tho
building, and have caused il to be Justly COLI
sltlerGd n fine specimen OF architectural beauty.
The proprictors iayo recently hn q drawing of
tho Hotel taken by Mr.. c. I. WALKEn which has
becn Autographed by Mr. Jos. WALKEn, and will
bn n ard fpr Ilo al
shipin both instances Inns been perfect, as every
feature in tho building las been preserved and n
picture produced that will bo an ornament to any
business establishment. There arc few atlvcrtisc-
ncnts that would attract Tho eye sooner tlian tho
picture in question, and trust it will DO tho
means OF inducing strangers to visit our city
during the full and winter.
ST. MIoHAELs STERpLE.-For some days tho
workmcn have boon busy on tho outside OF tho
stecplo, near tho ball, and their movements have
excited some interest, as it wns runlorcd that tho
ball was to DO rcgildcd and othor changes mado in
the appearance Of the stceplc. AS is frequently
tho caso, tho tales Of Dame Rumor have proved in
this instance to DO incorrect and though tho
church may need tho repairs, it ia impossible il
tho present stato of tho finances, to have thom
madc, and the community will have to endure tho
fust! appearance OF tho stecpie Until better times
come when tho state Of tho cxcllequer will admit
of tho expense. Tho recent ascent Of tho work
mon vas only for the purpose of repairing tho roof
which, for somo cause, leaked near tho pigeon
holes and wc are sorry, il in stating these facs
We have destroyed any mir castles Tint hnve been
built upon no slight foundation.
CHunCn ErIoUETTE.-Ihc following is Haid to DO
the latest church etiquette, and though the manual
was intended for places which nro more tic resort
OF fashionablcs than Charleston, tho mlnDuvre
is easily learned, and can bc practiacd in any OF
onr churches with great eclat;
Let tho lady advance one pace bcS ond the door
Of The pow sho wishes 10 enter, half about fnce aud
salute Tho pow must then DO vacated by sucll
gentlemen ns nrc in it by flank movement. Tic
squad should riso simultaneously when tho lady
presents herself and face by tho right flank, thon
dep!oy into tho aisle, the head man facing tho
lady, and Tho rest walking to his right and rear,
the direction OF his halt being changed by right
connsormnrch, and Forming again into limo UP and
down Tho aisle, still faced by tho right flank Tho
Indy when the coast is clear, completes lor sauo
and advances to licr position in tho pew. Tile
gentlemen break of by files from the roar, and re-
tNthl lIIf.tE VN1n