The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01

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spcctfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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CHARLESTON, S. C., May q, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
aniln will close nj 1.15 L. NJ. and arriving at the
Depot at 9i5 A. NJ. will DO ready for dovcry at II
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Oilicc will opun al
1890 +. NJ. for ono hour
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con.
tinuo to closo daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ. OIL
Monda. :. Wednesdays aud Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROTT, p. NJ.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is offered to our lady
friends to supply themselves with soasonnbe dress
goods of every style and description, and at most
reasonable rates. Messrs. AIELcuEns ( MULLER
oier their largo and splendid stock nt and below
cost. See their advertisement in another column
TOOTH BRUsHEs.-Thoso who use Sozodont anu
those who don't, arc necessarily compel d to have
n fine brush, or their dentals would soon de-
cay. AS thcso brushes arc porishablo; being af-
fccted by tho wear and tear of tmc, NO would
recommend al persons who need tho nrticlo to tho
storc OF Mcssrs. A. W. EoKEL g. Co., No. 23l King
street. These aro English brushes-warranted to
grvo satisfaction
CASH AUCTION HousE.-Our readers nre awaro
of the magnitude of tho auction business, and
thcro aro fow who have not heard tho cries Of
Going, &C." in various parts Of tho city. Promi-
nent among these houses that OF Mcssrs. CANT
BELL, KNOX & TO- in Hasol street, opposite the
Postoflcc. Their snrsrooms arc largo and COM
f,n1 op1 tt,n-,~
duct lnrgo and successful business. Articles
consigned 10 them will not remain old stock, but
will quickly fall undor the hammer. THOR regu-
lar sales days are Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days, but the crowds who attend frequently necos-
stato tho employment Of oxtru days.
HIsTRIoSIos REDrvIyus.-Wc have before roticcd
the spirit of emulation TINT induced the rosidonts
OF Florencc to give Fair in their village, but they
now essay mightier enterprise, being nothing
moro than the revival of tic DRAMA In this our
country friends will surpass us, for notwthstantl-
ing all tho efforts that lave been n,adn theatrical
performances aro apparently doomed in Charles
ton. The ladies aad gentlomon of Cheraw design
Visiting Floroncc OIL tho 9th and 9Th, and will per-
form tho Lady Of Lyons" aud "Tho Rivals"
These plays arc familiar to most of our citizens
and have been enjoyed by many at tho old ihentrc
lego OF again seeing them ro presented Tho Che
raw corps nro amateurs, but arc by no means
tyros, and their performance will equal many soon
on the Charleston boards. 1t is tho design of the
parties to appropriate tho proceeds towards build
lug an Epis ,opA Church Florence and erecting
monument over the Confederate dead at Cheraw
Their object atone should induce a inrgo attend
anco, and wo trust the drama will meet with proper
encouragement.
PER1rATETIo ADMINISTRATION q notice in
another column, we learn that tho City Railway
Company aro willing to receive proposals. for ad-
vertHing i'll tho anne,s of the different cars. This
announcement appears singular, for tho pannels
nre ut present decorated with landscapes, which
arc sufficiently artistic to DO pleasing to tho eyo
and If they nre obscured by card of some restau-
rant or mercantile house, q rory dIfferont result
Will bo produced. 1t il ovdont that tho mis-
cogonation policy has not worked well, and it has
boon sonsidorcd necessary to ofIer otbGr iuduce-
ments. BY the proposed scheme wo will not only
be keeping up with the world, but will bn adyanc-
ing the cause OF education for the unsophistcated
African learn wbilo he rides and il the letters
aro guadily painted, lie can soon acquire some
knowledge OF tho alphabet. II will mover do to be
behind the times, and if tho march OF progress re-
quiIes this stylo of advertising, let us, by all
means, keep up with tho agc. It will detract
somewhat from tho appearance Of tho cars, nrd
Will mako them moro suitable for business aud
80 for pleasure, but IL may be beneficial to the
growth OF tho city by bringing some trade to the
advertising stores. Notwithstanding these antici-
patcd advantages, wo cannot look upon the pro-
posed change with pleasure, as it appears to be
dissertation to introduce business into cyory walk
OF hfo; and although our Yankee friends have
carried this system 10 cxtrome, IL hns not pro-
duced the SUCCESS it merits. -
MoSoanA,s-In our Republican country thoro is
generally an absence OF the family crests to be
found IN monarchinl governments, for but fow per-
sons have thoir i1signia and they are ofton more
ly tho creation OF somo imaginative mind. In
the march OF progress this want has been felt and
1t Was found necessary to make some design that
would answer tho purpose. An ingenious grouping
OF the different initial lcttera has boon invented
Th idea WAS Immediately adopted by tho public,
aud monograms arc now nn indispensable acquisi-,
tion used by every one, oven plain JonN SAITH
losing his identity in the brilliant flourish given to
his name by tho engravers. N\N'
Since the introduction Of this styio Of engrasi
ing, it has almost superseded tho antiquated,
crest and silver, clothes, bucks, paper, &C., are
now atampcd with tho monogram OF the ownor
ihere IS nothing moro progressive than art, md
tho different transformations that can be given to
n name by this process aro wonderful Ka bid.
Things pass away tho now and improved take their
Place, and fow porsons nra now without n fapcily
engraved monogram We wore induced to mako
these remarks from sn examination OF tho differ
cnt styles Of moiograms made by Mr. JOSEPH
WALKER, at tho corner Of Market and Meeting
strcots. Ho can, in the twinkling of an eye pro-
duco any color, size style TINT may DO desirod,
and The finish they give TO tho article on which
they nlo placed, at once recommends their uso TO
tho public. ALr. WAIKEn is prepared to supply oil
demands, and to furnish monogrnms, that for
beauty Of design and shades OF coloring, would
almost compel purchase.
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JukR.-Aprl, May md Juno, haro not inaptly
boon tc,mcd tho thrco daughters Of tho year.
April appears as coy child laughing in the SUMS
bright beams, and weeping in silycry showers.
hlay is far maiden, bihe and active, glowing
with beauty and health, but Juno is more like
gOUnp matrOn crnrypa1 with rauao o,1 rotod T.,