The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
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JOB woRK.-we have now completed our of6c'
go as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re
specttully ask the patronage Of our friends.
Post ONCE Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., May 6, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails win close at LIS P. H., and arriving at the
Depot at 945 A NJ. will be ready for delivery at II
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open al
12S0P. NJ. 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. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE.-We direct
the attention Of our readers to the advertisement
Of Messrs. CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co., who will SELL
to-day, q well preserved assortment of household
furniture, at No. 1S Rutledge Avenue. 1t is sell
dom that such chances are offered to the public
and we advise all who are interested in procuring
good articles at reasonable rates to attend the
sale.
ARa1yA1 OF THE Steamship MANHATTAN AT New
YoRK.-We are pleased to notice that this fine
steamship of STREET Bros. & Co.'s line, which left
this port ON Saturday afternoon last, with the
large number OF one hundred and 6fty passengers
and full freight, has made another fine run to
New York having arrived at that port at II O'Clock
Monday night.
TIE New GERMAN CHURcH.-We are pleased to
notice that our German Lutheran friends are not
discouraged by the times. Under the guidance oi
their esteemed Pastor, Rev. WM. MULLER, they
are about to erect on King street, opposite
Citadel Green, o noble and imposing Gothic
Church. The design, which may be seen at Mr..
CoURTEHAYs, Broad street, is by our felow-citizen
JOHN d. DEvEREUx. We commend the building
committee for their energy and taste, but more
particularly because they did not send to the
North for designs. This is s"step in the right di-
re"tion. II we have any talent among Us, let us
bring it out, and not send our young men to other
cities to seek that encouragement they cannot get
at home.
UNDERTAKING BusnFss.-It will be observed by
. notice In our paper, thst Mr.. R. WHITE, at the
southwest corner Of Meeting and Wentworth
streets, in connection with his large furniture
business, win take the charge and management OF
funerals and burisls, and will furnish everything
which may be requisite for these solemn occasions.
He will also carefully remove bodies to any distance
having large supply Of FBK's metallic cases, as
well as q quantity Of coAins Of every quality, and
having around him capable and attentive assist
ants. =.
Mr. WHITE is well known in our community for
his Industrious habits and his great punctuality,
and we feel satisfied that, as he deserves, so he
win obtain, proper portion Of the public patron
age.
A GRATEFUL PRzsxNr. Yesterday, at IL O'Clock
NJ, We were the recipients Of one most agree
abIe gifts that we remember ever to have received
T. r Tuly, caterer, at No. 1M King street, selected
thathour knowing the terrible warmth Of editorial
offices, to send us an abundant supply Of the cold
est and most delicious Pineapple Newport" aud
"vaniIla Cream" "Bisquet Glace" and Frozen
Peaches" and, withal, the largest quantities Of
delightful cakes Of all kinds that have ever been
served from his confectionery and bakery. It did
not need Q participation in these charming sub
stances to assure us that Tuly stands at the head
Of his profession, for we have placed him in that
position long ago, from an intimate acquaintance
with Che style in which he conducts his art but
hero take occasion to thank him for his berality,
while We truly commend him for his genius.
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A NEW dRoHRY SToRE.-Trade has been affected
- 10 1ty
leaving downtown for the Upper Wards. Many
stores have been opened in those sections, and
goods can now be purchased there as cheaply as
in the more favored localities. This is particularly
noticeable IN some streets which have been trals-
formed from their former quiet to busy thorough
fares. In Spring street many new stores have
been opened, but few will compare with the family
grocery recently started by Mr.. WIZ. BRowER, at
No. 81. Mr.. BRowxBs establishment is little
bijou, and embraces everything that the most fas-
tidious could require. From his connection with
the Northern markets, he can always obtain fresh
supplies, and his customers are sure that his stock
fs heeh. A reference to his advertisement will
convince our readers that he has studied the art
OF pleasing for the delicacies he offers for sale are
enough to tempt an epicure or gourmand -
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NARY DRUNx-TM MAINE Law VIcroRIoUs.-
One good ,sfect Of the stringent law regarding
bar-rooms, was noticed yesterday morning. The
docket at the Mayors Court was entirely bare Of
interest, not single inebriate appeared, the
populace we're shocked into sobriety and tho
audience were convinced that moral suasion was
q powerful inducement 10 keep the wicked from
slippery places. For fear the uis irertie should
prove q great misfortune to the constabulary, we
give them the benefit Of report from q town in
Maine, showing what can be done by an energetic
police, especially when backed by the United
States, the following is some Of the results Of one
week's labor:
Acow wsa arrested for having two horns."
An individual, lately deceased, was fined for be-
ing con bis BIER"
4 pair Of boots seized for being slight"
horse ran away and smashed wagon. The
horse was promptly arrested, but 1t being proved
that the "slnashn contained nothing intoxicating
he was acquitted.
Several t'cooktails," found in the henooop Of q
prominent citizen, were confscated. The success
Of the police in this seizure caused much ''crow-
ing, and Il will doubtless ''spur" them on to in
creased activity.
A worthy shoemaker was seized ON suspicion Of
being SSt proving tasss Sss no
dition that this should be his Cast offence. He
WAS informed that any future dereliction would in
yolye the confscation OF his call.
Complaint was made that barrel OF beef was
found etcorned" at grocery store.
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MnDzNHAIL's MpRovED sEIr-AcT1Ne HAND
Loox.-One Of the greatest Inventions Of the pres
ent day has been the MENpEsHA11 Loom. Those
persons who are familiar with the looms to be
seen throughout the country would be surprised
to observe the simplicity and the power that is
displayed in this loom. 1t is far less cumbersome
and il indeed somewhat ornamental, while its con-
struction is 80 simple that 1t could be easily work
ed by child Of ten or twelve years. In the place
Of the awkward movement Of the foot board a