The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-18

The Mails for South Carolns Railroad will con-
tinus to close daily at O'Clock A. NJ and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at "a NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
Rux,rsxB the sale Of the Georgia State Lottery
Tickets for the benefit Of the Masonic Orphans
Home, Class @, closes this day at P. NJ. Office
No. 20 Broad street.
GxRnAH PAPRs.-We are under obligation to
Mr. @. F.. VoaIkR for late New York German
papers.
sMppzRs Of potatoes and vegetables will notice
that the s. & Sea Gull will leave on Wednesday at
sP. M. aA ding an opportunity for the Saturday
markets In Baltimore.
A Mo0sxR OF THE DEKP.-Messrs. LOPEZ b
Lrs1a, viii this day serve out large turtle, the
largest ever sold; in this market. Let all our Don
vircnls be ON the q,i uiue for this bonnie oouche,
60 early, and secure fins or stakes. The fish
market is the place, where this delicacy Will be
vended. See advertisement. s.-.s-
A6cmxxr.AWhile Two negroes employed in the
ioe house were engaged yesterday in their work,
they accidently fell into the ioe well. and one OF
them, named July, received . severescut on his
head, and the other bruised his mand side bad
II. They were soon extricated, and the proper at
tention paid their wounds.
NEW RYE-We have had the pleasure Of in
specting stalk Of rye from the plantation Of MIR.
r, B. BsIeos, in Clarendon District. This stalk is
of fuxuriant growth, the stem Is large and strong,
while the head is covered with the bearded grain.
We learn that Mr.. Ba1aas has ninety-aye acres
planted IN this rye, and from the sample sent Us
win have amost abundant yield
.CorroN BIooN.-Meesrs. J. b. BAaGETr d Co.,
factors on Accommodation Wharf, furnished Us
Yesterday with well. f.deyeloped cotton bloom
from the plantation Of Messrs. WELDON & PATTON,
planters in Christ Church Parish. These parties
have good stand and fair prospect, and from this
specimen, we should suppose, should the weather
in the future prove favorable, they win have an
early specimen Of the long staple on the market.
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RMILmuu, LoAs s,AssomAr1os.-Att the annual meet
ins 6f this Association, held on the 18th instant
che following gentlemen we're elected the Bosrd
OF Direction for tho ensuing year:
- 125 WILLIAM B HRRIoT. President
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s.stsi.7I. b. MoWRT. ms m s.-A- -.r
ALEXANDER CALDER
JOHN B DUKE
.ln phes q ". 6. whldu. VINO declined rs.sleo-
Eon. $500 -. szlf
D1ATH or An o1D PRuTm.-The Selma (Aa.)
Messenger chronicles the death, in the Almshouse
Of Dallas County, on Saturday last, Of RoBHRf
MnKxaHr IN the s4th year Of his age. Mr.
MoKuaHr WAS, perhaps, tho oldest printer in the
United Stssss, having commenced learning the
art preseryatiye Of al arts" IN Georgetown, g. G.,
In 1888, snd until within q few years was able to
work st sae case he was an honest, industrious,
and good man, and Notwithstanding the poverty
I'm which he died, was much respected by all who
knew him. He ives. the father Of Major GEo.
MoK,uaHr, better known rs "A Asa HARTz."s,
80 alA Ass--.
NEW F1ous.-The Empire State had the honor
Of making the first shipment Of new wheat, and
she is now reveIlmg in the enjoyment OF new
faour. The Opnsshdionalist Of Sunday says: 'We
have received and put to thorough test . Bample
oI eA1s aa ~ 1. -. =. m. 49,: - s,, n
Ao'.1s. = .1ss.eSs !. -. ~ 900, .nv
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0iAneto :, - -. = ssaa
ers, no.'nS -luo ''.y 1,.s !, 's.., 80
presd watnoes sovuf f1,. W. -, - IN
thss tho messre. sAoAsoH :" w. VIA oe so'' N'A'e
forth 70 MI aa orders.
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TIE CHAaIEsroN AaRIcuI1uaAL WAHzHouss.
Iessfs. LITTLE b MARsHAILs st No. I'D Meeting
street opposite the Pavilion HOTEL have an estab-
lishmsnt thStis fitted mp with every variety o.
agricultural implements that is Of use to the
farmer. Among these are the numerous labor
saving machines, lately invented, besides the on.
among our planters. In aooltlon W inc snAus'' w
machines, Messrs. LITTLE MARSHALL ,a.e uie
agents Tor seyera coIson guns moving ano ,eap
ing machmee, ana o.ner nnpienien.s. Au''.u ?,
vlat 70 tnelr osss sIe wy ~.
ind thas ne nas Deen IN WAN y, iuany o.'o'.'s
that , Woula enapie nun 70 oonaaos Ms "''A "''n
great saving OF ame' iaoor anu money. -, -;
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TIE HAaHoAoSs.-A crowded house greeted
the irrepressible, irresistible BozoE last night
The troupe e1erted' themselves 70 tne'r utmost
and % they all performed In their oest roees, tne
result was perfect success. II would Do ss,n !, &c
psrticuisrise where al we're thorough, ana tne
most mcompromising critic could not nave dis-
covered any flaw IN the entertainment Inc two
ends and the middle men made frequent hits, while
the brilliant repartees uttered by the joylai boHds
always brought down the house. The after-
pieces were aanaos .,.a auApoea " suo" VI ~.
4, .t,,-. ,,a. /. .onyinc;no nrcos that the
gree.eo sne 1919 "ss - .-.a -. - oro1aS,on, M
poPoan1asy sueJ Ae0 osaeSN aDsS W." - -