The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-15
Post Omcc Notice.


Post Omcc Notice.
CHARLESTON, 3. g., July g, 1857
After to-dny tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards thoy arc expected to reach tho Railroad
'staton" at $50 o'clock PM, and to be rcnly for
doivery at this Office at $50 O'Clock PM, except
on Sunday, when tho hour will bc from PM. to 2
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROI"r, P. NJ.
VIZ ARE indebted to Mr.. B. DoscnER OF tho POST
of1co Literary Emporium and to Mr.. a. F. MEL
onEas, Of tho Central News Depot, No. 1Os Murkot
street, for late Now York daily and weekly papers,
ATTENTION is called ITO tho sale by auction this
day ut IL O'Clock, on Union Wharf, by Mcssrs.
J. A. ENsLow & Co., Of tho cargo of Muscovado
Molasscs pcr brig Henry Laureas, from Cicn-
fuegos.
WILMINGTON AND MANcuEsrEu RAIInoAD CoM-
rANY.-wo learn from tho Wilson North Cdroi,nidn
that during tho temporary absence Of President
9RANE, ir Ru: opo, Col. T. q. BunR has been elect-
cd President, pro tenn, OF tho Wilmington md
Manchester Railroad Company.
THE ALWAYS pCnctunl steamship Sea GuR Capt.
DurroN, reached her wharf yesterday, from Balti-
moro, and with full assorted cargo no arc pleased
to hear, which speaks woll for tho growing tradc
between own and our sister city in thcso dull
Summer timcs.
CHOICE GRooER1Es-Wo direct attention 10 tho
advertisement Of Mossrs. JErFonps Co., in
another column. Tho oTor choice assortment OF
soioc,od s Ssms4ssr JErronps Co. aro in
daily receipt OF thoso goods, and arc prepared to
sell them ut the lowest market rites.
f.Et O. .
"BKRrTn SnALoM."-This congregation, about
to build now synagoguo, have authorized their
President, Mr. D. A. WEINBERG, of this city, to
visit Jcwish congregations in tho North and
West, md solicit contributions for their enter-
prise. Mr.. ". carries with him tho credentials of
the congregation, and also letter from tho
Mayor, recommending tho object Of his mission
to tho attention Of tho benevolent everywhere
PANORAMA OF THE MEssIAH.-Wo learn lint our
fcllow-townBmnn, Mr. j. b. Nixon, will soon exhibit
tho above Panorama in Baltimore. MIR. NIXON has
had somo experience in this line OF business and
has endeayored to make tho Panorama or tho Mes
siah equal TO any TINT have been exhibited in the
country. Tho DntimorcanB will iavo nh oI,purtu-
nifty OF removing their acquaintance with sacred
history, and, untor Mr. NIxoNs management, wo
doubt not that tho Panorama will prove drawing
success.
EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF REy. On. N.Y.
Rs.-In another column Of this morning NEWS wo
publish the advertisement Of tho above named in
stitution, which wo commond 10 tho careful at
tention Of parents and guardians in search Of q
good school. DR.. MYERS has had considerable ex-
perience in teaching, md has been moreover fortu-
nate in securing tho services of very compotent
sistants It ia long since combination offs imilnr
facilities hnyo boon offered In any school in this
city, and We doubt not Dr. NJ. will soon again have
to enlarge his borders. n.
EDITORIAL CHANoE.-Tho Savannah Netcs G.
Herald announces change in it's management
Mr. J. H. EsrILL, young Charlestonian, being
now associated with the former proprietor. under
the firm Of MASON &c EsrnL. Mr. Esr1LL hns
had largo experience in tho newspaper business,
and popularity, both in Savannah and elsewhere,
will tond to increase the circulation OF the Ne,cs
d Herald, and effect on improvement in its gonoral
management. Tho Nens & Herald ia ono Of tho
best papers in Savannah, and has largo crcula-
tion In Georgia aud tho adjacent states.
Loss OF THE SCHOONER BEnoEs.-The telegraph
brings us the intelligence OF tho burning OF tho
schooner Bergen, from this port, at sea. Tho
crow escaped in boat, ard wero picked up by the
schooner S.lsdn, Capt. BLANCHARD, and taken 10
New York. The Bergen was commanded by Capt.
PARSONS, and cleared for Boston on tho Goth Of
juno by Mossrs. a. r. BAKKa & Co. Hor cargo
consisted Of the following articles IS bales rage,
paper and rope, 20 bales cotton, IS packages metal
80 hhds, 70 bbls and lot loose iron 200 bbis apir-
it's turpentne, 8S bbls rosin, and 20 packages mer-
chandise.
II ANOTHER COLUMN OF our paper wc beg &c c.l
attention to tho advertisement Of tho celebrated
I'Wailey Iron Cotton Tie." This tic took the
premium at the State Fair held in Now Orleans
La, over eleven competitors and is by far tho
worry best and cheapest iron tic known. Iron ties
have nearly doneaway with ropo and railroads, in
nurance companies-in fact all public carriers
prefer transporting cotton baled with iron. Wo
look to ace iron ties generally used, in which case
"Wsileys Tie" viii meet with tho reward il Justly
merits. This tie is sold in Now York by tho highly
respectable firm Of Ross, nosERTs & Co., Com
:aiss:oE Merchants, No. &c EEon. strcc..
MONUMENT TO THE UNION DHAp.-We learn
from tho Charleston Aduocate that materials haro
been procured for q monument to be erected over
tho remains Of the Union soldiers inferred in this
vicinity. The fund 10 erect this monument has
been raised by subscriptions, nearly $500 having
been donated in this city The monument will be
composed Of Massachusetts granite and Vermont
marble, and the shaft will be eighteen feet high
when erected. It will hnvo lettcred upon IL ono
hundred and scyonty-ono names, besides honoring
ono hundred and sixty whose names aro unknown
This monument will be placed on tho grounds
In Magnolia Cemetery recently secured to tho
United States, and will be engraved with suitable
inscription.
THE RAIN.-The dWellers on this mundane
sphere where ndmonished on Saturday OF tho truth
the "pieacLer's" statement that call is vanity
.ia Ve1nton VI spirit" The clouds that had
gathered during tho morning discharged tLeir
watery contents about P. n, and from nlight
showers, the rain gradually increased until it be-
came Aerce storm. This proceeding ON tho part
OF the clerk Of the weather was IN cfocual damper
on the proposed amusoments Of the dny, neither
tho excursion steamer nor tho Daitory wore
patronized. Bpasmodic efforts wore mado by tho
pleasu" eekers to brave tho storm, but tloy wero
soon upelled TO seek tho friendly sholter OF tho
street cArs and hnsten lomownrd. Latcr in tho
night tho rain camo down with vim that astonish-
cd tho slccpers, md caused hasty closing OF
window shutters. Tho dust in tho streets was
thOrOuQl1y fIroFDnd ont for I'm t;,,,o 1o;,,x