The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22
LOCAL. sNI1A'TTERS:a

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jon ,WoRk. 1-WS havo now completed our oflco
10 nH>to execute, IN tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most ro-
speettqlly ask tho patronage Of our friends.
Post Omco Notice. :.
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CHARLESTON, 8. G., May q, 1857. :.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Halls will close at LIS Z. NJ. and arriving at tho
Depot at 9.45 A. NJ. will bo ready for dolirory ut II
O'clock: On Sundays tho Post oifioc will opon at
12.S0 p NJ. for ono hour. - "'..H .:4 #'''
Tho Nails for South Carolina Railroad will coll
tnuo to clos, daily Mt O'Clock a. N and, for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA NJ. OIL
Noudayo, Wednesdays and Fri1ayp., ,,.:.l g., =.
srANLEY.a:TRoTT,,p p. M. {.
IHMtaRATIoS.-Wod direct attention To tho worry
interesting address Of Goncral JOHN d. WAGNER.
to bo found OH tho fourth pase Of to-dnys News.
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RIVER DArTrsM.--'Tho Ordinance Of Baptism viii
DO observed by the n.cmbers Of tho Calvary Dap-
list Church. Oh Sunjny noxt. Thoy will proceed
to Daniels Island, on Tho Wando River whero the
candidates for immersion will rccoiro tho ordi-
nance. The steamer Ptanier will lenve Ycnning's
wharf, OF tho foot OF Calhoun street, ut 10 A. NJ,
mud will take all who may desire to attend.
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FmE.ENs Plo-NIc-Mny has boon called an out
door month, 1. G. tho umo to commune with ma
ture and leave the brio and mortar prisons of the
city. This Is we'll know 4. ,ur gallant Arcmen and
they hayo tmo homo. ,ustom OF spending ono
dny on q maroon or picnic at some oaeant sub
urban rotroat. Tho German Firo Company will
to-day Wait tho s,hutzcnplatz, and from our pnst
knowledge Of their capabilities, wo fool warranted
in saying tlnt their picnic will bo pleasant and
agreeable entertainments.
PTo-NIo pY TIE Sixth INFANTRY BAND.-The Post
Band who haso made themselves deservcdly popu-
lar with tho Charleston public, havo determined
to BIO in tho fashion, aud will givo grand picnic
Mt the schutzonplnts, tomorrow, tho 29d mat
The baud have made extensive preparations for
this pionc, and it will bo ono OF tho bost OF the
season. Music, dancing and REFRESHMENTS, will DO
furnished dd hbftttm, and omnibuses will con-
meet with tho cars, wo predict that tho Schutzon-
p,atz will bo we'll attended, and the picnic sue
cess.
ELEcrnIo FnsAK.--Mr. w1LLIAMs' hat atoro in
Broad street yesterday attracted many Of our cti-
zons curious 70 hoar further particulars Of tho
cident on Monda, night under tho porch OF st.
Michnore Mr.. W., the gentleman whom VIC mon
his boot and stocking torn off his right foot with
out seriously injuring his foot. Tho boot, how
ovor, which was on exhibition yesterday at tho
store, was worry much injured, tho upper leather
boing torn from the sole and tho boot log split I'LL
the way up-ono OF tho most singular freaks of
tightening we hnyo over heard Of. t
The FREKoH IlANauAaE.-Thc advertisement OF
birs. NIOaoL ! Offering to instruct pupils in tho
French language, WILL bo seen in anothsr column.
Mrs N. has s.ont number OF yoars in Europe
and is quito conyorsant with all tho loading modern
lauguage,, Russian oven not oxcaptod having liy-
ol nearly eight years at Sebn stopo. Sho, how
ever, only proposes to teach French for tho pres
ent As ahc has seen many distinguished mon in
hcr travels and many places OF ronown, her Lessons
bid fair to he moro Interesting aud instructive than
those Of moro untravolled n.1itre dc langue. We
hopo HRS. NICHOLS will bo successful In hor en-
deavor, and secure many pupils.
The OLD GuARp amonthly magazine devoted to
literature, scionco and art and tho political prin-
ciples of 1776 and 1887. June, 1867, New York:
VAN EvRE, HonToa d Co., publiBhers, No. 162
Nassau street.
It opens with nIr. GILMonE Snn1s new story,
followed b., JOHN EsTEN CooKEs description Of tho
battle Of aGnrpsburg or Antietam. Col. JAMEs ".
WALL furnishes worry fino description Of "Hnmp-
ton Court" Tho editor discourses ON ..ALaERNoN
sYDNRr's Writings on Liborty." Besides these.
there are number of interesting literary articles,
together with piece Of poetry by PAUL II.
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TIE GoLooNp4.-Tho ship Gotconda and her
freight OF colored emigranta did not leave yoster-
day morning, as wns anticipated, neither tho lido
nor tho wind boing favorable, and sho viii p1oba-
bly, be detained during tho remainder Of the week.
Her decks sill present tho same animated spec
taclo and visit would intoross tho curious as an
emiSrant ship is raro sight in our port, aud an
animation into tho diferoht arrangements mado for
tho convenience Of tho passengers would surprise
those who think only Of tho disc0mfuTts OF long
voyage. a visitor will at once notice tho 7larG6
number Of children on board; these arc OF ali
sizes, from the merest poaninny to those nearly
grown but all who are old enough to cogitate' on
tho matter have Liberia on tho brain, and arc de-
termined to try their fortunes in their father
land. As their bAnishment ia voluntary, thoy
carry light hoarts, and are prepared to tako the
now world lH thoy find It. 90"
REAL EsrATE sALEs.-Mosars. Lowapss q Gnri-
BALL sold yesterday, at tho old Custom House, lot
No. IL Wost ssreot being IS feet 'front.' SO feet back
md 1os feet deep for s215 cash. .!. .;;,yt,,.;i
At the snms place Mossrs. LErTcH BnUHs sold
for JAZZ. ": GalY, Esq, Master in Equity, all That
lot Of land, with the brick storo thereon situate on
the southside OF Hayne street, called in tho par
tition among the late proprietors, members Of tho
City Land Company, No. IA; designated IN Payno's
plat Of said Company's land No. 81, moasnring ac-
cording to said plat, 20 feet moro or less on Hayno
street, the Same on the south limo, and In depth
117 feet two inches. Price s25OO. ,,y, II, ,,..g,,
rms-one-fourth cash; balance on q credit OF
one, two and three years, with interest from day
OF sale, payable semi-annunlly, secured by tho
bond OF the pu. chaaer and mortgage Of tho prem.
asesj the building to be insured and kept insured
nnd the policy assigned. III ,,.s.
This store was formerly occupied by Messrs.
FoncE hiIroHELL, rs wholesale shoe house,
but was considerably damaged by a fro during the
war. aEt'N - - -, = :" = ~ =, A.
Rude CoHpucT.-Thero is no surer Sign Of the
demorsliEation OF the prosent day than tho mum,
Der Of fIdyp, white nnd ,ooa I'd, who iIaty Ss boon
congre(ated at the stroet corners engaged in dif-
ferent games, and making the air hidoous with
their rudo, npisssss and oftsna obsSeGe iangulger
This has, inCsomes l5aalttsa, -btSoM6' 1 Iegu{Sf
nuisance, certain. corners ARE chosen for the
rendezvous, and tho sidewalk END nsighboring
door steps are occupied to tho exclusion OF tho
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