The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

anu Will furnlsll their layurs at as carly ali hour
practicable.
no Transient ApyERrIsErs.- transient al.
VertiHement will bo published in this journal here
after unless paid for Ill advance. BY transient To
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not II regular advertising customer of tho NEWS.
Jon WonK.--Wc lave now completed our onicc
10 as to execute. in the shortest possibic timc
ALI. KINDS or JOB WORK, and WI most re-
spcctfnlly ask the patronage OF our friends.
Post once Notice.
Posr OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, October g, 1867. {
On anu after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close al I.30 L. NJ.
second mail for Columbia aud tho Columbia
branch Of South Carolina Railroad will close al
Or.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and tho Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at go a. NJ.
The kpcond mail for Augusta closes nj $50 Z. M
On Sudays but one train leaves and all mails
close at p. NJ.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. C., July &, 1867.
After to-day the mills for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
"Station" at $50 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $3.50 o'clock Z. aT.
CHANGE OF Hour FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On aud aftcr Sunday, 9Th inst, this Ofice will be
open from fve to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY @. TROTT, p. M.
SHIpPhns PER STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN for New
York, arc requested TO send in their Bills OF
Lading for signature at the Office Of CouRTENAy &
o'clock A. NJ. this day.
CITY BILLS, BONDS, &c.-We invite attention to
the advertisement OF AIR. ANDREW NJ. NloRELANp
There are q number Of employees Of Tho city who
are desirous of exchanging their city money FOR
Breenbacks, and MIR. NoREL,ND is prepared to give
fair discount. Persons wishing to sell bonds or
stocks can find q ready sale at his office, No. 8
Broad street.
The New YonK AND CHAaLEsToS SIEAMsmP
LEE.-We learn from good authority TINT the fine
steamship Rhode Island has beun purchased by
Mr. GEORGE ". QUIETAnD, President Of the New
York and Charleston Steamship Limo, for the sum
OF $4,000. The Rhode Island has the reputation
OF being one OF the fastest steamers on the coast
and will prove valuable consort to the Oia,npion
Manhattan aud james Adger, which now comprise
this line.
IHE fiAzETrE.-CosTENTs OF OCTOBER 5-No.
2S.-1 Glimpse into the Future of the South. q
GARIBALpI and tho Insurrcction i'm Italy g. The
Eternity of Rome. 4. The Congress of Malines and
bishop LrNoH. g. Holy Water in the 18th Con-
tury. @. The Leaders of tho New York Bar 2
The Miraculous Zouavc. g. The Orange Church
IN Ireland. 8. Tho Roman Census for 1867 TO-
Cathoicity in Alabama. Tho latest Irish and
Catnohc n0Ws, &C., Sc. &C., &c. Terms-s2 80
per annum single copies live cents. For paio at
all the News Depots. Office No. 3O7 King street.
LECTURE To-MoRRow {SUNpAy) EyBNINa-At
the request Of number OF clergymen and lnyn,en
who cannot attend at other times, Prof. HoLMEs
will on Sunday evening repeat the last OF tho two
lectures on the "Mosaic Record of Creation. and
the Antiquity of Man." lately delivered before the
Young Mon'a Christian Association. As the Col-
iege Chapel cannot accommodate . largo audience
the Vestry OF the Unitarian Church, Archdale
street, have kindly rendered its use for that eve
ming. The usual evening Church seryices will be
conducted by the officiating minister, commencing
at half-paat O'Clock. Tho public are Invited to
attend.
ANOTHER ACcIDENT.--Wc aro panied to record
the sudden demise OF a small black jor with a
curly tail, who camo to his untnlely end by yio-
ience. The unfortunate animal WIS sumbcrinr
on the railroad track in Calhoun street when tho
car approached swiftly and-pnur dog Tray wns
no more. His remains were carefully placed in
the gutter, there to abide until the scayoueer re-
moves him to his last resting place. Who hu was,
anu where he came from. ia not known, his past
history is blank but some ono will whistle in vain
there will be no response, the tail that was wont
to Wag responsive to call is incapable Of that
emotion, and the little black dog is thing of the
pnst.
TIE NEW CUsroa HoUsE.-The workncn arc
still busly engaged this building, but their
iabors are confined principally to the interior and
an ominous sign of Positively no Admttance,
Keeps the curious at respectful distance. Collcc-
tor mAcKEY il determined that Charleston shall
have Custom House that will roilect some credit
on the Government, mud is using tho appropria-
tion obtained from Congress- in completing Tho
struoture. The work is done under his super
vision, and though it s confined for tho present 10
the interior of the building, new appropriation IL
expected when Congress meets this winter and
the ornamental work of tho exterior will DO re-
sumed. Tho steam engine belonging to the Uni
ted States Arsenal was employed Yesterday in
pumping the water from tho cellars under the
building. al
The STREET RAn.wAY-CHAEaE OF SCHEDULE
The public are requested to notice the change
that will take place on Monday, the 7th inst, in
the schedule Of the Street Railway. II will be secn
that on the last trip the cara will leave the lower
terminus at o. P. NJ. This change while il will
benefit the public, will be no less acceptable 10
the employees Of the road. Few persons remain
at business during tho season to that late hour
and the pleasure passengers are lew and far be.
tween. The short days and long evenings of win
ter are fast approaching, and the streots will bo
comparatively deserted by all bui few atrageIers.
In former years the curfew's solemn knell an
nounced the closo OF day, and tho hour when good
and honest citizens should seek their homes. It's
sound is no longor heard, but tho iinkle of the
car bells has taken it's place, and will serve to
warn tho belated citizen of the flight of timo.
ApvER1IsINd IN THE STREET CARS. Some months
since the Company notified the public that thew
would allow them tho privilege Of using tho panels
OF the cars for their business advertisements.
Fol long time no offers were made, but tho op
portunity to display III advertisement, SO that all
who run may read, was too tempting to be ne
elected, and some OF the panels have boon taken
by prominent business houses. Messrs. Sro1L
WEBB q Co., and J. r. READ & Co., OF King street
fame, have centre panel in each car; whiio on