The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10
Post Omee Notice.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. and We most re-
speotfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
Post once Notice.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 6, 1861
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails win close at LIS P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at 9.45 A N. will be ready for delivery at IL
O'Clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
1850 p. II. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to Gloss daily at o'clock A. NJ, and fer the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 8 A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. n.
EnaBAr1os-An interesting letter on this sub
ject viii be found on our first page, which we would
recommend to the attention Of all our readers.
Policy HOLDERS before the war OF the New York
Life Insurance Company are specially referred to
their notice in column OF Insurance adyertise-
ments.
MAJoR-GEsERAL D. E. S1oKLEs, commander OF
District No. q, returned to Charleston yesterday.
Hs was met by his staff and escorted to the
Citadel.
THAaKs.--We are obliged to Mr.. B. DoscHER, of
the News Depot near the PostoHice, for copies Of
the aaats Zeit,ng, New York Weekly, New York
Tsmea Nationas Police Gazeae, Rarper's Weekly,
ardEfaak Lesass I1sistruted, Paper, Of the latest
dates.
RraArTA.-Ths two we'd known pleasure yachts,
Ka,e and Rose, had trial Of their speed on last
Saturday, afternoon. They left the Battery at ?.
NJ, and sailed to and around the Light Ship, re-
turning to the city. The weather was favorable,
and the boats being in good sailing trim the dis
tanca (nsarly fourteen milesl was coon passed the
Kase coming IN the victor BY Ave minutes. :,''''
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New PorAToRs.-The Champion, which left this
port yesterday for New York, took as part OF her
FREIGHT within fraction Of 1000 barrels of new
potatoes, all raised within a short distance of
Charleston. This looks like reconstruction in
earnest. We do not recollect ever to have heard
before Of 80 large freight Of this article being
shipped North from this city, and accept it as q
good sugury.
Tr LAprs Muruan Am ASSOCIATION. The
reading ON Westminster Abbey, which WAS post
poued ON account Of the inolemency ct the weather,
win be given this evening at the drawing
room Of the Carolina House in Broad Street.
The lady who viii deliver the reading, is in
every respect qualified to render the subject
both entertaining and instructive, and We promise
rich intellectual treat to aIlwho msy attend.
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VENxzUnAH E1aRATIos.-oot. huDLkR, tne
agent for this Smigration society, Is now in this
oitv and ia .,va;i1oe the arrival Of vessel from
s.s Co.. ,.s.sb to,ohas a. mi. c;.v n take
Nsw os' rSa 49, p;oo,n.ns u0s " s.a.aa s @ tbat = the tba
schooner Ben WSss left that port on the 25th ult.
-s.u S.,.,.,,s,,,s,,t NJ am;oranta sor the
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cd at this point and: Wln receive tne em'sranls
from this State and Georgls - st.S x - ~ g,
,ss1. Icy a.e-ro ofE q. i.sg
o BoAnDIEa:-As many persons are ANXIOUS ~ 70
leAyS the city during the summss monIas. ano 70
breathe the fresh mountain alr, we taEes pleasure
In rafering them 70 the advertisement OF ntrs' o
G. LAVAL OF Greenule. mrs. LAVAL mas openea
. boarding house IN ufeenvile' ana = IulI Psss-
pared to accommodase ner charleston rlsnas We we
wouid recommend al VINO aesire 70 MaAs 1ss cnAnee
during the summer 70 VISIT sSeens'ile, sao !" pu'
up at Mrs. La I.AvAisss ~ ..s2 -. =. - 4.
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,HA A1z.ARl Movxfe.-Ine s - cnmohd pspe1s
eUn0u1Ce tpAt SseitoKnA 5OSAAoNHS1,3S 3SA@ ets0 N~-
roe fame, has bsen ordered to 70 Cnareston. Ties Ine
Ekdnssner says: s.G
Il, y announced tnss bseses % ta st nsad sasaas
Ia.sv Ile n trt;Ie5v Who has been in command of
Fortress Monroe for some time past leceiyed or
dem ON the I'd instant nom Gashlgtonl % pso- o.
csea :. onee zls ni S,s a,ty :.
N GenarsI Burton 8 a eanuine gentleman and
thorough soldier, and viii carry with him 70 his
new post Of dltythe good wlsnes o. al anisns h;s .a
s,.,rn Hssr NH +; tH;s - ssSte AZ e 80, ! s'1' -
So 20 Z
Z Ar Inrxsrsrr1s DocuMEsT TO those who are
Able to read it) was handed as few days since ty
SReutleman. We have looked over 1t carefully,
md find it isa deed OF conveyance, written :on
vellnm, May %, 1854, IN French, in . very neat,
regular and uniform, though 70 us not very iegibe
"notarys hand. Our French fellow-citizens, we
have no doubt, could read it without much diff
culty. The .yeIlum& or parchment, though over
CWO hunutc0 yookp oAa5 ~ 90 bo>SN, % "ANA -
% smooth to-day, as itEss on the day it WAS writ
and Of Europe. Any one curious to ses, or desir-
eos TO iecipher this relic Of thsolden time can be
grxttisi by calling at our Office. s$sGs
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Mk1oRs couzr. Junea-Mrs. LUCY DEsow, Of
Elliott street. who, Like some distinguished
stranger, was carried through Broad street on q
vehicle, surrounded by an immsnse crowd, bat
who, like . successful drinkist was halted at the
Guard House and there lodged, appeared before
his Honor this morning, and admitted being
brought in etstes for which she was very thankful,
and swore she Was not drunk. but stupid and
hslpess, the result OF but one drink stating tnst
saw the par-Keeper Wnere sne atshA pus soiae
inc