The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-09

THE INLAND AlR LINE RourE-,rho Wilmington
Pos: says: 'Wo call attention 10 tho following: dis
patch by tho and cntcrprsiuS line over our
Railroads.&c. lot oil cotton shipped from Cheraw, S.
c., by J. q. MEuLIN and a. BENTON, on tho 3lst
August, reached Now York UiG Wilmington by the
Inland Air Limo in sixty-cght hours from Chcraw.
Wo may also menlion that goods from Now York
to Charloston, to SroLL, WEDB & Co. were order
cd on Monday and received in Ch,ricstuu op IN,
following Friday. we are also informed thut
WELLS Bios, W. J. KrIp, II. j. poYaLp.os md
"l!tcrs III Choraw received good, from New York
IN less than sixty-six hours
oLp ASSOCIATIONS REVIVED. Broud street was
'i''ore the war the great head centre OF tho mer-
ci'ant taiiors OF tho city and tho buildings occ,l-
pea by taem wero, IN architectural design, tho
prominent features ri tho thor6ughfarc. The
war; nnd tho s,aGnation caused by the s bBu;l,loit
| poverty Of tho country, caused many of ,hcso
places of business to be closed, but va nro happy
|" sro thut, with our relurnns prosperity the
| merchant taiors are Acokng their old homes
| No. 80 Broat street. tho brown STONE building,
| formerly occupied by Messrs. @. ID. CARR IL Co,
had been constructed especially for this business
and it will give tiie old habitucs of that establish
| mcnt pleasure TO Learn, that it has been rcopaucd
and u now, undor tho efficient management ot Mr.
| liEoRsE COMMON, restored To its pristine appeur-
aice. Mr.. CoNNon has recently removed from
M. 6I Meeting street, near tho Mills House, 10
No. 10 Broad street. Ills friends, and thusu of
Mcssrs. &. ID. CARR u Co., can iiuL him Mt tho old
stand Of tho latter iirn where he is prepared TO
give his customers tits al tho same time he allows
ltem to suit themselves
| THE CAROLINA EDUCATIONAL INsrirrrE-Amon,
thee educational institutions Of the tiay few rank
| higher than that conducted by Mcslancs G1n,np
DowELi. Tho ludes conducting this institution
nrc we'll Known to onr community being admir-
ably adapted for this calling, and tho young i.leas
trained by tham VIII, in their maturity, reflect
credit on their instructors. There are few schools
that have better reputation than tho Carolina
Educational Institute, every effort has brcn
nadc to secure perfection. Tie a,lics ut tho head
| OF this establishment nut only thoroughly nc
| quancd with their duties, but huye associated
with themselves i'll thu management OF tho school
teachers of known ability. Mr.. G. y. ALEXANDER
who has an enlarged experience in tho ART OF
teaching, is connected with this establishment
and tho pupils under his tuition arc readily i,,-
ducicd into tho paths of knowledge.
Tho oxcrcisus Of this Institute will 10 resumed
oh the 16h inst. ltt past career guarantees tint
the samo prosperity will still attend it, ns it pre-
SCENTS advantages to young ladies thai few schools
or seminarns can compete with.
:HE MUNICIPAL AND TUE MIIIrAGY.-Au extra
menting of Council WAS callod on Saturday
morning tor tile purpose Of paying thoir re-
spccts 10 the nowly appointed Commanding Gone
II a n L.
OF Aldermen took the cara for tho Citadel, and
were landed attho King street entrance. They we're
| shown to tho oflico of the Commanding General
and tho Mayor, in few remarks, statnl
the object of tho visit, aud hoped that tho
same friendly relations might continue to cxisi
between the Municipal aud Military Aulhori-
| tics were in Force under tho former
| commaudcr. General CANDY assured the Msyol
of hin intention to prescrvc order and discipline
and that he would rcly on the civil authorities to
act in tho same nlaanor, and that no would be al
waya ready to furnish assistance in case any tn
| mnlt or disturbance shoud arise. After short
| conversation the conference WAS closed, and the
municipal authorities returned, satsiicd that the
change OF commanders would pru,lucr no ill ro
suits for our city. During tho morning n number
Of gentlemen Of this city paid thor respects to
| General tANpY, nnl welcomed linn 10 tie cont
| lnsnd Of the Dopai tmont.
THE KENTUCKY STATE TorrERY.--.in In the present
age Of excitement, few enterprises prosont moro
attractions than Lottery. This fact is vol
known and the different Lotteries have established
themselves OH principles that VII ensure their
success. Among those that have presented thoir
claims To the pntlic, few rank higher than the
Kentucky State Lottery. ThiH has boon establish
: III 10 fbo ,ork;o
seaiin; bomo percentage oil their money. Il is
conducted equitably and the drawings take pac.
Ut C0vington uudcr tho direction and supervision
"f the managers. The indncemeua offered are
"ulicieni Ia persuade hundreds IL invest and thcv
aiG seldom mistaken in their speculation. Thu
Lottery i'd drawn on Tie most equitable tui ms
The nmbGrs rrom to 3g co, corresponding
wilt thos. ninntleiH OH the tickets, pl.nlcd on
separate slips of paper, enc'rlc;; will small
tin tubc3 anl placed in onc wlleol The first AZ,
prices similarly printed and onc;rclei arc pacsd
| in another wheel. The whccls are then rsvolyct
| and q number 10 drawn from tho wheel of num-
| hers, and at the aame time przo is drawn from
| tho other wheel. The number nnd plizc drawn
out arc opened and exhibited to tho audience and
| icgiaterci hy the Commissioner, tho prize being
placed af5anat tho number drawn. This operation
| is repeated until nj the PRICES arc drawn out.
city, anc can bo found at his Office in Hascl street.
! where he will be prepared to servo all customers.
o
MAEUTacTIIREs.--SIaSs OF PROSPERITY had
| the pleasure, on Saturday ovoning, of inspecting
some of tho inest work in tho way of window
sashes, Eitlo lights &c. that NO have ever seen
\ 'Ims Was manufactured at tho establishment Of
air. ". r. RUSSELL, who has enjoyed wide
spread popularity III this and the adjoining States
l in tho manufacture Of sashos blinds and doors,
ami building material generally, for tho PAST soy-
| entenn years The work alluded to ia tho side and
| head lights for the main entrance and wings Of a
residence now being erected by JonS Il. JENNINGS,
Esq, successful planter of Barnwcl District.
These side Lights, &o., glazed with tho finest
l'nhomian cut glass in bluo and ruby ani present.
when put together, most beautiful effect, and
| iollocis great credit OH Mr.. RUSSELL. in the
arrangement. Wo aro informed by Mr.. RUSSELL
| that ho has mover made up Gnor or moro costly
| material for buildings since he has boon manrfac-
ing in Charleston. II ia encouraging to know, in
| these tiines That there among lis planters,
native md TO tho manor born," who have since
| tho war, managed 80 successfully and untor cir
Gumstanccs so trying, have been able to erect such
| dwellings,, and that wo have mechapics among us
fully competent tn get up work of this character.
MIR. JENEI,;ns IL I'm fI,s,