The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-12
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specttuuy as4 THO patronage OF our friends.
Post Office Notice.
rosr OFFICE, |
CHARLESTON 8. e., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until furthol notice. tho Northeastern
Mails will close at 1.15 p. NJ, and arriving ut tho
Depot ut 945 A. NJ. will DO ready for delivery at IL
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post ofllce will open al
1880 p NJ for one hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
iinuo to closo daily et o'clock A. M and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G A, M. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTP, p. H.
That o1cellcnt Weekly tho Keowco Courier"
published ut Pickons Court HouBo, las boon OH
larged to its "anto-war standard which il pIeascs
us much to notice.
Mr. LITTLE, tho editor Of tho Eastern Journal,
Bennottsrilic, 8. G.. paid us q hasty visit OIL
Mondny night Ho informs us that things work
along quietly up in tho northeastern section OF tho
stato Crops lively, politics dull and declining.
TIE BoMpAY.-This lno American ship, which
has boon loading for Liverpool by aIcssrs. CounrE-
NAY TRENHoLsI, has nearly completed her cnrgo
as sho needs at prosont only $50 bales of cotton
wo can safely recommend tho bombay to ship
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WE call attention to tho advertisement OF n fluo
assortment of Travelling Trunks nj No. 1877 Meet
ing street, upstairs. Tho Eugenin patont Trunk
Is worthy OF inspection-it iB q complete wardrobe
combined in medium aizo trunk tho Drico OF
which is $25. All tourist should havo one.
SODA WATER.-Tho cooling properties OF this
drink are too we'll known to ncod eulogy, but wo
would rotor particularly to TINT dispensed By
Messrs H. BuoK e. Co., at their different stands in
tho city. In Hasel street, near tho Pavilion
Hotol, can be found stand that is par crcetlencc
tho coolest, cosiest retreat in the city, NIcssrs.
BUCK Co. have spared no pains to mako their
Soda Watcr establishments attractive to tho pub
lie, and tho patronage thoy receive ia sure Sign
Of thoir succcas.
CRY MIPRoyEMENTs.-Notw the hard
times, the march of progress still continues and
tho city improvements though slow are sure. Al
ready tho appearance Of many of the sidewalks
has boon improved, and on tho sido streets nov
wooden curbs havo been lai'l and payoments form
cd OF the hard onrth. This iH especially noticeable
In the side strcets whore tho sidewalks havo becn
sadly III need of reconstruction. Tho west cnd of
Queen street is now being arranged in this man
ner, and when completed tho street will become n
pleasant promenade instead of an uneven, daugor-
oua walk as ut present.
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MAYORS OouRT-June 11.-Ann Leahy, ono OF
tho most puRnacious OF women, who had boon
! brought from tho stroet in state OF into1ication
> with an oye Illuminated by seyern colors, and
y, when called before his Honor rushed in dealing
Hoientiio "dabs" upon every member OF tho police
who came In her wny, was sentenced to bo locked
up ton days, and was carried out OF court just US
y she seemed to be warming up to her pugilistc
work.
Minnie Crawford young female who had got
{ her mind confused by looking through too many
glasses, and WAS discovered taking tho width OF
Meeting street road, under the impression that
aho was calculating the leDyth Of Coming street,
waa fined 81. ~ isl
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United srArEs CmcUir Couar-Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN presiding.-MAnY J. ALsroN, Of New York,
us. A FALK, Of South Carolina A bill for relier:
Mesara. WnALEY & LORD for coadplainants; Messra.
PORTER CONNER for respondents. Mr.. LoRp
read the bill, and hIr. PORTER the demurrer which
was hied, Claiming that answer cannot DO required
until tho distributors and representatives Of and
for AIsToK aro mado parties in tho caso. Y
After the argument, tho Court sustained tho do
murrer, with leave for the complainants to amend
PUBLIC LEor uRE.-The Augusta papers an.
nounce that the Rev. A. ]. RYAN, the celebrated
Southern poet, author Of tho Conquered Ban
nor" prayer Of the South, 'tSword Of RoRER7
LEE" and other splendid productions, will delivei
o lecture in that city in few weeks. Fathor RYAN
has been requested to deliver lecture In tho aid
OF the Catholic orphans, and has consented
Father RYAs's reputation as a poet, patriot and
Christian, is 30 well known that no will havo nc
difficulty in obtaining full audience at his lee
lures, and wo hope that his tour will not bo con.
fined to Augusta, but that Inducements will be
offered him 10 pay the "City by tho soa" visit A
lecture delivered by him would always command
attention. and il in aid Of tho orphans Of tho Sisters
OF Mercy, wonld reali2o a handsome amount TO,
their support.
CHARLESTON LIBRARY SocHry.-At the anniyer-
sary meeting OF this Society, hel! at tho Library
Rooms on Tuesday, June 11th, 1867, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year: ....s ~ :
sWM. T. wRAdG. III. D.. Prcsident., I'D!
Col THos. Y: sIMoNs. Vlce-President
WEI q. MAZYCK, Librarian and Treasurer.
eeio; Professor F. A. Porche Professor l. r. Gbbes
r: Peyre Porcher J. barrett Cohen Esq.t W. Wragl
tOmmatse Aeeounts s.-presIdon. and vceproaIdont,
h.dsr col john ca9e%s aSns0P saGne IoIi 5:
fs9, . J. T: Pattersonl % ;,
sm.ee 9n ,onhaihpt-Frealdent, Fico-Presdent,
Librarian, and Chairman OF Committee ON Accounts.
sYcs Hon. T. L. Hutchinson, declined a recollection
tyios Gabriel ManigauIt removed from tho city.
tYice w. 8. Elliott, deceased.
Vice H O. anchrts, resigned.
nVice DIR. Il. l. NORTH doclnoj a reelection
TEE Crry FLonA.-The burnt district OF Charles
ton now offers rare Inducements for botanical
visit, and rambo through that once desolate Sec
tion will convince tho beholdor thnt nature has
been prodigal Of her treasures and has coyered