The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-12
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ALL hlNDS OF JOb WOrh, Auu Wo nioos 10
specttuly ssk the patronage Of our friends.
Post Oaaoe Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 6, 1857.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails viii close at 1.15 P. NJ and arriving at the
Depot at aHA N. will be ready for delivery at II
O'Clock On Sundays the Post Office will open at
12.S0 p. N. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 6 "A. M. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, p. NJ.
That excellent Weekly the "Keowee Courier, !"
published at Pickens Court House, has been en-
larged to its santewsr standard which it pleases
MS much to notice.
Mr.. LITTLE, the editor Of the Eastern Journal,
Bennettsvine, 8. c., paid us hssty visit on
Monday night he informs US that things work
along quietly up in the northeastern section Of the
State. Crops lively, politics dull and declining.
TEE BosrHAY.-This fine American ship, which
has been loading for Liverpool by Messrs. CouaTE-
MAX & TRENHOLM, has nearly completed her cargo,
ssshe needs at present only $50 bales Of cotton.
We can safaly recommend the Bombay to ship
pers as . FAST commodious and superior vessel.
WE call attention to the advertisement OF q fine
assortment Of Travelling Trunks at No. 1S7 Meet
ing street, upstairs. The Eugenia Patent Trunk
is worthy Of inspection is a complete wardrobe
combined in medium size trunk, the price OF
which is SIS. All tourist should have one.
SODA WArER.-The cooling properties Of this
drink are too well known to need eulogy, but we
would refer particularly to that dispensed by
Mesars. 81. BUCK Co., at their different stands in
the city. In Hasel street, near the Pavilion
Hotel, can be found stand that is par excellence
the coolest, cosiest retreat in the city. Messrs.
BUCK & Co. have spared no pains to make their
Soda Water establishments attractive to the pub
lie, and the patronage they receive is sure sign
Of their success.
CRY MpnoyEMzHrs.- Notwithstanding the hard
times, the march Of progress stin continues and
the city improvements though slow are sure. Al
ready the appearance Of many Of the sidewalks
has been improved, and on the side streets new
wooden curbs have Yen laid and payements form
ed Of the hard earth. This is especially noticeable
inthe side streets where the sidewalks have been
sadly in need Of reconstruction. The west end Of
Queen street is now being arranged in this man
ner, and when completed the street will become
pleasant promenade instead Of an uneven, danger
ous walk as at present.
MAYORS CoURT-Jme n.-Ann Leahy, one OF
the most apuanacious Of women, who had been
brought fum the street in state Of intoxioation,
With an eye atgminstsd by several colors, and
when called befsre his Eonor rushed in dealing
aoiantiac ssdsbsr upon every member OF the police
who came in her way, was sentenced to be looked
iun tam dsys, and was carried out Of court Just as
she seemed to be warming up to her pugihsdc
Minnie Crawford, young female who had got
her mind confused by looking through too many
alasses, aud was discovered taking the width Of
Meeting street road, under the impression that
ihe wss calculating the length OF Coming street,
was fnedssa 2i- = - iiai s.':s SN
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s.,.Uurxp sTArss Cn.cu1r .CouRT- Hon. GEo. 8
BaxAx xprssidmg-MRI J. AIsroN, Of New York,
us A. FAX, Of South Carolina. A bill for relief
Messrs. WHALEY &I0pp for complainants; Messrs.
P6sffR GONNA for respondents. MI. LORD
read the bill, and Mr.. POTTER the demurrer, which
wss He'd, claiming that answer cannot be required
until the dstributers and representatives Of and
for AIsroE are made parties in the case. "a
After the argument, the Court sustained the de-
murrer, with leave for the complainants to amend.
"a PUBLIC LDruaE-The Augusta papers an
nomce that the Rev. A. ]. RYAN, the celebrated
Southern poet, author of the Conquered Ban
ner,p .Payer Of the South, . ''sword Of RosEar
Lxs,n and other splendid productions, viii deliver
1 lecture in that city in few weeks. Father RYAN
has been requested to deliver lecture IN the aid
Of the Catholic orphans, and shas consented.
Fsthr RYA1s reputation as poet, patriot and
Christian, Is 80 wen known that he will have no
difficulty in obtaining full audience at his leo
tures, and We hope that his tour will not be con-
fined to Augusta, but that Inducements will be
pdered him TO pay the Getty by the Sea" visit.
lecture delivered by him would always command
atsutjn, and Il Of the orphans Of the Sisters
II Mercy, would realize handsome amount for
thar support
q sOaxRIxsroN LIBRARY SocMTY.-At the anniyer-
sary meeting Of this Society, hell at the Library
Rooms on Tuesday, june 11th, 1867, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
Col. TH0S 2. sTMONS, YicePreddent
- VIE q. HAZYCK, Librarian and Treasurer
Cbnnstsss on Books.-Preddsnt and Vice President
Dr. Peyre Porchsr J. Barrett Cohen, Esq,t VI Wrses
d..stsss On Aepms. presidsnt and yloe,president
q a5cio; Col Charles d. simonton. Chairman; T.
Hhs&er, fsq,t Col John E Carew,s Samuel Lord, Jr,
6Cnssitsee On Busidsaas President, yice-PreEdsnt
Librsrixn, and Chairman Of Committeeman Accounts
svioe Hon. 7. l. Hutchinson. declined reelection
fvioe Gabriel Mantgault, removed from the city.
tyhe WI Enott, deceased.
SV1oe 3. O. dfchrist resigned.
avice Dr. B. Z. north. declined reelection.
Tm CrY F1oRA.-The burnt district Of Charles
ton now offers rare inducements for botanical
visit, and rsmble through that once desolate Sec
tion Will convince the beholder that nature has
been prodigal OF her treasures and has covered
tha unsightly ruins with fovery carpet. 1t is
true that the different floral specimens are easily
counted, but the desert is now blossoming like the
rose; and the change from desolation to beauty
xil at once attract the attention. and the eye will
return with pleasure to the wasy sea Of green veg
g..