The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-24
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Post Onlco Notice.
Posi- OFFICE,
CnAnLEsroS, S. G., May 0, 1867.
Horoaftcr, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will coso at 115 =. NJ, md arriving at tho
Depot at 9.45 4. NJ. will DO ready for doyory at 1
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Onlco will open at
1880 p. N. for ono hour - /! d,
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tnue to close daily nt O'clock a. NJ, md for tho
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Nv a. STANLEY G. TnOTT, =. NJ.
:.-r.Ss D.
At meeting OF tho Stonowall Fro Engine
Company, held at.'arkct Hall on tho oyening of
tho 2lst inst L. Sl1cETssEE was elected Vice -Pres.
don't to I'LL tho vnc:!cy orcasoncd by tho rcsigua-
tion Of J. @. REsTliaS.
REAL ESTATE SiLs.-Mr. JAMES L. CAN'T sold
yesterday morning, at tho old custom house, on
,. account Of JAMES TUPpEn, DIaator i'll Equity,
nl that lot Of land, with tho house and outbuild-
ings thereon, being tho second house from tho
oorncr OF Line street, and on tho west sido OF st.
Philip street continued, measuring on tho west
line 86 feet, and In dcpth on the south and north
lines IS fcot each, for $1,100. Terms, ono.
third onsh; balance In one and two years, secured
by bond and mortgage OF tho purchaser, with in
terest from day Of salo, payable acni-annually.
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BETHEL CnuRcH.-Tho protrnctod religious
meeting commenced under tho preaching Of
Bishop Wr1HrMas on Monday evening, tho 18th
instant, at Bothcl NJ. Z. Church, South, corner Of
Pitt and Calhoun stroots is still continued by tho
pastor, Rev. ]. T. WIaHrMAN. Eyory day tho in
. forest increases, very largo number OF persons
having Joined the church, md eyery afternoon and
, night gre't number nro earnestly seeking tho
salvation Of their souls around tho altar Of God.
Prayer meeting oyorY afternoon at 8 O'Clock, and
preaching at o'clock every ovoning. Wo aro re-
luesod TO state that tho public aro earnestly in
vited to attend, and participate and aid in tho
above serviocs, rs God is graoiously reviving his
people, md tho good work will soon embrace
'ovory church and congregation in tho city.
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I = ST. JoHNs CHAPEL, KAMpsrEGD.-This is the
only church in tho northwestern portion Of the
city, and has been for number of years attended
by tho residents in Hampstead. Tho Row. ALEX
AFDER w. Marshall, tho pastor Of this church,
appeals to tho charitable public for assistance in
making tho necessary re'airg This church ia q
wooden structure, and tho long years Of service
have OF longth told upon it, tho roof becoming
lealy, and repairs being necessary in various
parts of the building. II is estimated that this
will cost about s14oO, and tho congregation are
impoverished by tho war, and unable to rniso the
sum, they have appealed to tho generosity of the
public. list will bo found Mt our Office, and all
who feel desirous o. wing their mite to tho cause
will haro an opportunity to contribute. st. Johns
!, Chapel was largely attended, during tho Smelling
Of The oIty, and tho rocolcctions OF that period
should cause many who then worshipped in that
sanctuary to aid in restoring it to s iornor use.
fulness
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III + CATALOGUE OF tho Trustees, Faculty and Stu
dents Of the WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Macon,
Ga; 1866-1s67, including tho curriculum, terms,
&c. Macon, Ga, J. W. BURKE & Co., 1867 wo
arc indebted to q friend for copy OF this very
I. handsome and artisically executed specimen OF
,polychromado printing. Tho W. r. College is, If
we mistake not tho oldest female college in tho
South. It is organized hkc regular collogo Of
the masculine pcrsuas on, having Senior, Junior,
mud Sophomore casses-no Trcshmen--but first
and a second claRa instead. There is besides q
:, Preparatory class, and finally the "Irregulars.n
Total number of students during the past sesson,
1853. There Is in tho "courso of study" share Of
Latin, but we do not think it amounts to anything
!, moro, to judge from the tort books--"H AHsoN's
Hand Books," for tho junior and senior years.
Mathematics seems to receive full share Of alton
ion, 80 also tho sciences. This sohool has always
sustained good reputation, ind iwo have no rea-
to think thht it hns lost any part OF i ancient
renown. 81.
soSrs MaNfuty MAGAZINE for !hlny has tat Inst
made -fts 'appearahte. Our Atlanta friends will
have to put on little more steam, or thoy will
aoon be dstanced in tho race. ; Mr.. TOOK tho
publisher, used, to be considered rather ifast
man." We believe, when he lived in this "burgh !"
but the war, Ve suppose, has demorslized him, MS
it did many Sothdrs. soo7Ts' Magazine is well
edited, and Always readable having plenty OF orig
nal and shlspted matter, both instructive and en-
tertainins lowing. IS tho tablO of con-
tents: fitSs.i..Ici.- -.
Field and Camp sby IN oilcor. Tho Secret Mar
ringe, or the sin:and ExpatistiDn of Helen Grey
A Story o. Life ;ty Mrs. o. a. Waffiold. Tho Or
ean selected poetry Tho Bcaux Aondes Of Paris
aud London-London Society,"" Cacoetucs Car
pendi by Mystery. Human Sovereignty, or Every
Man Kin by alrs. Adelin g. Gravos. "A Teach.
& sr'e !, Story BY Ghalkopysos, ,cenotapha,a poem
Life III FronGh Convent School by Constance.
Womsn's Horoines Saturday Review. - Crumbs
kom the Countryman's Table; by j. A. Turner.
Esq. The Draped Portrait by Clnrn Lot!crc.
Erie Berties Essays II. Tho Weather-2. Widows.
The Late Bishop Elliott. Our Tripod Territorial
Expansion -Sahrtcal Peoplo-ADimalculn. Sal-
magundi. Monthly Gleanings. Rjviei9s, Notices.