The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-23
Post Omeo Notice.

Post Omec Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, g. o., July 0, 1867.
Aftor to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will cloBo ut O'Clock AMI. unl to-day and after
wards thoy aro expected TO reach tho Railroad
''station" at 2:3o o'clock p.M and to DO ready for
delivery OF this Office ut $3.50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when tho hour will DO from Pm. TO z
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. TRoTT, T. NJ
PosrorFIcE yTIoE.- An evening mail for Angus
Ia and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices, will close daily at tho Postoico ut half-past
6 o'clock.
DKLACT, tho Literary Man of tho Mills House.
always keeps on hand choico assortment OF Eng
hsh and American Journals and magazines Wo
have just been tho recipients Mt his hands of
Hdrper's Weekly and Magazine for August, tho
Saturday Rcute'o, Public Opinion, and other in
teresting publications. DELAcr is an cntcrprisng
papyropolo, and, wo hope, receives tho patronage
he 30 richly mcrits.
GRAND REorEN1No- Sour THE FrRsr
CouRsE.-Thoro arc few persons who havo not
fondness for greon turtle soup, and it has always
been considered pardonablo weakness among
hldermcn. Mcssrs. WunI.DERS g. STELLITu know
Ing tho proclivties of all city municpals in this
respect, have wisely determined 10 celebrate their
reopening by FREQ lunch OF turtle soup arit
trimmings. Their; cuiB.o is under admirable
management, and tho nero announcement that
turtle soup is tho ordor Of tho dny is sufficient to
fill tho City Square Saloon.
ExcuRsroS AROUND THE HARpon.-Thoso par
ties who dosiro to spend fcw hours in pleasant
amusement will haYc tho opportunity presented
thom this afternoon. Tho steamer Fannie will
mako an excursion around tho hnrbor, visiting the
different points Of historic interest. In addition
to tho inducomcnt offered by tho change OF air, n
fno band OF music will be on board, and will dis
course Hwoot sounds for tho passengers Thore
are few persons who closely attached to bll-
siness "a to bo unable to spare an hour or two for
enjoyment; and by leaving tho city and breathing
the snlt air thcy can return to their labors re.
freshed. ..,
DISABILITY REMoyED.-Wo pleased to state
that in addition to tho three licenses granted few
days since, tho city authorities issued yesterday
retail licenses to tho following parties: NIessrs.
- WuHIBEnN & srELLro, of tho City Square Saloon;
Fordham d BroH., in Meeting street near Calhoun;
= N. g. PARKER, Of tho American Hotel East Bay;
81 George johnson, in Hasol street; JAMES WATSON,
of the Brood street Hotel, and ]. II. JuSopLuru,
corner Of Meeting and Wentworth streets. These
establishments will bo opened to-day, md tho
thirsty crow who have for so long beon wistfully
gazing at tho closed doors can slake their thirst
on the best in tho cellar.
DIRECT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho most onter-
prising of our fellow-oitizens is Mr. g. W. A1nAn,
who ia over dcvising delights for his fair GUS
toners. There is falsey obtaining among many
people that doctors shop" ia place to be
shunned, at best necessary evil. This is all
mistake, as nny OF our lady readers may easily
convince themselves il they will visit Mr.. A1MAns
pharmacological establishment whore LuDINs,
PHALoN's, CouDRASs, and oyory other choice arti-
Gle Of perfumary will be found, and at reasonable
rates. Nor is it merely fno goods this storo
boasts; it has something botter even than that;
but "a VIC know Mr.. AniAR to be q modest man.
We will not put him to The blush by expatisting on
his polteness, etc., otc. Wo will, however, say
that the corner OF King and Vanderhorst is the
most popular emporium in tho city, Of drugs, per-
d fumery, ETC., etc. HeT6un, sap.
TIE "FLoR1DA FKvER."-Aa this disease is still
q raging among tho freedmen Of somo of tho inte-
rior sections OF this State, wo publish for thoir
! benefit tho following paragraph from tho Fornan-
Il dina (Fla.) Courier, OF tho 18th:
u Tho Sub-Assistant Bureau Commissioner ut
s New Smyrna, South Florida, reports to Colonel
- Sprnguc that the colonization OF O largo number
OF coioIod pecrlo there, mostly from Virginia md
= parties with the ayowed intention OF beneiitting
them, has been most unfortunate affair, although
3 the ool9nists went there under the direction OF
freodmen and women state that they have been
disappointed and deceived in almost every particu-
Mo " s
main tsone having lott for other parts Of Tho
state), havo neither houses provislons, labor, or
means to got out OF tho country, and must, of nc
n cessity, depend upon tho Government for tho
e means OF subsistence. Al they went thoro yir-
traily under tho protection Of tho Government
e8n mo- at ita suggestion it is In honor and duty
- bound to take care OF them. H.
~ BLAoKwooD's MAGAZINE for Juno, md The NorM
= british Rerie,o for JuEe, have been received from
31Bhr. JOHN RUSSELL. Wo will give full notice of
y 4heir contents i'll few days. ="
~ DEBow's REVIEW for Juno also has made it's
fppearance, eraced with ap excellent likeness of
ia founder and lata oditor. fine men,oir Of AIR.
PEBow, written by Hon. CHAn1Es GAYAnnE, forms
pho first article Of the present number. 2. Jonn
- HtLroT CUnnAN, by JoHN W. DANIEL, Of Virginia.
Advantages Of Immigration, by CHARLES r.
P4FLEIsoHhANN, Of Washington, D. C. 4. Tho Negro
: 1bnbroglio, by dEo. FIrznUoH, Of Virginia. 6. The
Great Law Of Nature, by ]. L. BLACK OF Arkansas.
t. European Immigration, by Gon. Jous A. WAGE
+ NER, OF South Carolina 2. Still Lfo in tho Coun-
s Try, by GEO. FITzHUaH, of Virginia. 8. Our Ex
3 hausted Lands, by CHARLES F. FLEIsCu,iANN. 0.
3 Improvement Of Bay and Harbor of Mobile Ala
: bama, by ALBERT STEIN, Of Alabama. There is,
- besides largo amount Of Interesting statistical
: and miscellaneous intelligence.
THE GALAXY. for August, contains the following
articles: ''Sleycn IAwronco, YcomAn,", by NIrs
b EDWARDS; "London Amusemonts," by ". VIM
WOOD RKADE; "The Zone Of Caluls;" 'Why wo loft
: tho Homestead" by soPnrE MAY; "Croquct," by
: L. CLARKE DAVIS; burglars" by CLrpEoRD TnoMp-
soH; "Pestallozzi in America" by @. D. GAnDErTE;
"Undsr the Daisies" by JULIA FLETouEn; ''Tho
= Log Business" by OLIVE LOGAN; "wailing for the
HVerdict," by Mira. r. 81. DAVIS; ''Who Invented
HSewing Machines 2" ''Tho Pacific Railroad" by
%$WnLIAM G. CHURCH; "Nebulo," by tho Editor.