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voG. va. Na. $50.

sno reisl 81 oersrs was S50coe 50 lr batias sdeps
- ief sda.Auns % pAsns saen ST mahns sososi ~
a. The siwo when 40 rgnbsisi pip Lodges and siiia
Nea,tefs,
Toe ss,Al saa Rali Ia staeasan " accounted tei BY
eur sxal.snl sSsism Of public schools
We ale informed hat there arc In the United States
nave than 900 le..ss with 10000 members. who pay
r., ths fsSl u destitute iamss and s,ek brothers $780,
90 sess CagissiAn. Turk. aoi Jew may enter, hu,
saese Who declare thei; disbelief tn supreme nens arc
insSs.Sssh,n.
o. She oaIhs. initiation ceremonies sgnf. Obligations
and the government Of this extensive association. the
writer Of article has knowledge whatever. but ~
-, IS F,,sdssily tFnsd Ter relieving sickness, and
feeling ana clothing the widow aud Orphan surely none
desire lessen the Of human misery osiec,
Ia AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
NEN-YORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY, March I'LL p M.
MIR. BuRcH reported bill transferring the Quar-
aptine establishment to the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton.
The several Railway bills were made the special
order for to morrow.
ASSEMBLY.
The House went into Committee on the bill for
the more effectusl protection of the property OF
married women.
Mr. ScHERMERHoRS from Bank Committee re-
ported bill to authorize the formation OF Corpo
ration for banking purposes.
w. s. SMITH introduced bill to provide for the
public printing. The bill proposed to let out the
printing by contract, each department CT State be-
ing at liberty TO contract for itself on the best terms
for the State. The advertising TO be given to the
paper contracting most to the advantage OF the
State, without designating where said paper must
be located
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
Boston Markets.

BOSTON, Mar TT r 1T.
FLouR-The market was firm with an ward tendency
In prices. We note sales of 700 bbls good Western
brands including small lots of Genesee at 37t to So
CoRS-Sales of 900 bushels made, including yell
low at So cts and white at so cts The market was firm,
and closed with tendency to improvement.
RYE-saes of 600 bushels were made IT'S cts.
oATs-sales Of 2 OOO bushels were made at 50 c.
There was no change In Provisions. FREIeHTs remaRed
akOut the samo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

ASrI-wAR MEETIsG At CLEvELAsD.-A large
meeting assembled at Cleveland on the 22d, In pur.
soance OF the call, which We noticed day or two
since. Elisha Taylor, Esq presided The follow
ing resolutions, reported by Commttee' were
adopted
Essolsod That while the territory between the sascss
ard Ito Rio Grspde was disputed territory. claimed by
both Mexico and Upsd s'aiss bot was In Tbs actual
possssaIon u Msxics the ffssIdsns sending an army
there 10 take possession Of that tsrsry, wa matH2 1e
sa Metro and act bib unnecessarily ana ppcph-
siilona AMI spon his advisers thsfEssbls All the
evil. which rssalisd may result from tbs same
Hesoissd That ~ abbsf war 80 ne feHsi syHos o.
crime ssc insmoay and tbs greatest enfss nat San BE-
f.u pstles snd skst IL Ne aay u Congress " PIE
serbs ssrms a essse. saa " gss 81 ihtif ssesitsiens
vowsfs 70 torsysi = eeasgisaes with p'pss ts's,s
Rssossa maj wbils depressing tss s>4Hsisn ~ snr
srn,ofy bY eonqnssi VII never psssent " We snees
stisB srespt - free tsritndys -
as.Is,a. Ia.t ". pfssss, VITA Mssisc pss eos-
sesA ana 10 esrisd On W continuation sisvsss'as's
~ los sseis ed pss slaves u ysiy ~ Ne Fnta. re
!, 81, A IN ma slsfsyass sisses sssg NE st'sesss
Of ksxvey ssf less ~ Nh1s>si
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Nav Music -Wm. Hal q Co 4a9 Broadway
have eomasnesd me putesl9a Of ssss u gissss sef-
fsfmsd by the slsysrm1kisshs csHpaay We have re-
solved the ssiins wsiisss by LAsrsnr and the Ua4s
ntAiss Polka b. nsl. the hsndsSms yooas lsadsr q
the stsyermarksfa
e. Holt IL. $50 Taton o.. has last snbiahs1 Ihs
forsAksn Oss,' AEslai. by M W.. ~. Dtssao~.
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sonfnsymaHs ana Apprentices ~sffs ami imgfs,s
meat Aiming al lhaisaisf ~ seaHd ssaatSsi ess, u
msy. With Pfeess aud sasfsy, vs'y assissIiy al
vacancy rkiab has lsug sf Ia 'Ls hssspsFa fshss
wa cordially sisB "a seaaess
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THOMSON'S HIGHER

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n NEWMAN co. will
n publ al Monday the I'D last tbs above valuable
School Book This cher Arithmetic IL the third book
in Day Tbomsoas series Teachers will ind u superior
TO any boob Of the hind yet published eoutsains a. Il
does greater Of practical ADD v.asbs matter
pertaining to the science Of Members
The Higher Arithmetic contains J93 passs large suode
cmo beautifully printed and well bound In leefher and
10 sod for IS cents with liberia discount "a teacher
The series now consists Of.
The Mental Arithmetic, ios eagss-
The T, actical Arithmetic, N2 pages.
The Key Arithmetic. do.
The Higher Arithmetic 393 page
The Key Higher Arithmetic
Al ~ NEWMAN A. co iGl Broadwev
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Asfsraa 90 EsalisH ysAsTioAii1s BY Ksistu. Esfs
ara, A. 81. u. Appleton 60, ~. lbs
Tho author la his preface remarks upon the
great want Of aworA ysfsinsaios. and proposes sag
ply Tho deficiency ~, boob contains useful hints 10
tho youag student and authof Jet Il give bat LITTLE
assistance 10 those who arc soisfaby familiar with
English poetry whns he lays down the lava u syllable
measaronen win great ssfelnes. no LACKS the per.
eepton Of harmony IN the 1or<msf OF some Of the
most skfal and delicate In language he has
entirely neglected Ono who would write w5fk guide
sni assist poets should be poet himaeln sympathy II
mol expression. nf. Everett. TO Judge from the spso-
mems hls own muse has furnished decidedly laeks this
qualification. His work throughout, gives evidence Of
marty with the technicAiities o, ths art but little hei.
ng for lts eonntxion with the expression Of Inspired
thought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

COMMON ScHooLs.-We find part OF the State
saperntendents Annual Report In the Argus OF Tuesday
but squIte silent upon the subject Of the increase Of
books in the school libraries during lsf. The law Of
Isi7 which lodged certain persons under particular
the power prevent an Increase In the IL
brsries In their districts ought to have gone upon
the statute book Free Schools have been established by
law in New-York Brooklyn. Buffalo. Rochester, wiams
burgh aud Poushkeepse. The City of Albany, where
su less than $500 paid last on rate bills. may
be included among the free school cities Mr. Barton
tells Us that, excluding the free schools. and Hudson Troy
Schenectady and Utica there 10 SOL school districts
ia 1885, whore children taught an average. eight
months why not tell about ls475 Mr. b. adverss TO
plan whereby the schools might DO rendered nearly
free through the State We reieraie the opinion thai,
where every youth Of tweuty0ne has such important
trusts placed In his charge III miserable ecOnomyto
hesitate for day in providing at the public cost al
education suitable the station In which society placed
al It's citizens. Free Schools successful here
money Is voted eheeffully. They the nobles
feature Of legislation. and where is the city village
that has tried the and desires 10 10 tins
old sJstem,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02
JUST PUBLISHED.

DART xvL-BIaifh~sitssR Retrospect ofPrsetiesi Med.
l. cine and Surgery a half yearly Journal. contrasting
Retrospective View Of every Discovery and Improve
Is collect and present to ths practitioner once In every
six mouths succinet and sbe digest Of such
nens aud discoveries have been made in Medical Sci
ence in sny part Of the world within that time and
that too, nearly possible, In tbs language VI those
who made such discoveries mproyements that By
reference this work. any ply stefan may have at his
command, az trdug cost full snd complete summary
all that Ia and valuable IN the Medical world with
bseting himself either to the expense labor Of
searching through the various journals sod medical
WORKS thai Al being dali, issued.
Tsrrs-Ths FRS, 10 Nos or eight years. 81 per year
thereafter, 81 50; single Nos IS ets invariably In sd
vance.
Commenced In January, isao Pablished in London in
July and January Of every year ana fepabshed In New
York by Il9fuI DANIEL re. iO7 Fulton-st
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, FEB. ~, Ie4e.
The annual meeting of the Missionary Society Of
the Nj. E. Church 10 now in progress, and the at
tendance ia large and enthusiastic. Hon Messrs
Hiliard OF Alabama, and Thompson ofIndiana, have
delivered addresses. Mrs. Adams 10 quite indisposed
TIE remains of Mr. ADAMS viii probably DO removed to
Quincy next week. The arrangements are now Ia the
Of being made under tho superntendence Of the
following nsmed gentlemen, who Will accompany the body
to Its final resting place, viz
Mr. Tslluadse. n Z. Chairman: Jas. Wilson, N. H.;
Geo Ashmun Mas; j. A. Rockwell, Conn A. T. Mel
vsneP Pa; Thos w Lyon, Nd; ID M Bsrrineer, n G.; J.
VI Lumpkin Ga; Albert g. Brown, Mi; X. Schenck
Ohio; Nj P Gentry, Tenn j. Wentworth, Ill; X w.
Johason, Ark; z c. Cabell, Fla VIM. Thompson lows
ID Hsmrpons Ne: j. Collamer VT; b b. Thurston. R. l.;
VIM A Newell, N J.; J. w Houston, Del: r. Meade
Va; l. L, Holmes, ci II w Hillisrd; Alsi = Morse,
R Freuch Ky: G. B Smith, la; J. Phelps, Mo- G. Z.
Stuart Mich; T. Pilsbury, Texas J. II. Twoedy, Wis
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gaHpA=gs. ,ae-sssss4 s.ter1. ~ ssyuse ks,s.~s,
~ t-ss-ss. si..s-s = ,S.i e>s, -sss.ssss1 60 sss
y-.A.s s-is :. .ses.s. e.~>~-y ysi,-.> ssss
Zee res>s Il ecesHySr<s se.>s~s ~ rsL essscs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

~ nlnns ESa "a .s-'S - 3 g; sscs,sl
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Look At TIlI6.-E1lisH . i5vSSs -!
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=. stloNssaN.s FNENtylN FHIsz,

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'HHAMks-sf-jAess RkEs -. e ssSssses ~
fss ssfyias up 40 ordinary daily fsn 10 70
me shcscess sisss Ia skst Tie nsreses seoed ~ -
plaesd en the table af shs iew ehesee o. y -.
tsAes cppess sny 10 sst1ra Ne eratofal 0o111
Coz he ssi gatrssAss he be- received sises ~
as With the sbsve ssAAtsansat, ssl - ensan ~ ~
szs 20 A.s part sAAil Ia venting - nshs ~ on e4oD
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WARK H- NEWMAN e. co.

DUBLfsHERs. BOOKSELLERS, sTATIoNERs, &c
1879 Broad sy.-Constsntiy hand, and In qusnti-
ties school and Classical Books from those nscessry Ia
the frat primary classes to those la tho advanced
classes In Academies and Colleges
Country merchants I'D Others wishirg TO purchase
books would do we'd to call and examine The assortment
constantly on hand. =
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
general assortment constantly hand and all books
offered at the lowest prices
THE NETWORK CHORALfsT.
and copious collection Of Sacred Music for Csors
ConsegAioos SINGING Schools 40 By Thomas Hsstipss
sna William r Bradbury
La MARK IL NEWMAN L CO ls9 broadway.
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va,s ses,.wxsN,.N reIsuNE


ANs<N lA<NS PAPER ENA fllE COUNTRY
s4Nasa@ Nes>l>. a. she low price -
FL sfssrSs - res fcF ~lA ~ - copies
- - SkSNtsN NsElEArh Publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

HoLpEs's DoLLAA MAeAnsL, for Msrch. 1876.
We like the neat. substantial form and typogra.
ply OF this periodical. The price will place within the
reach large class and tho character Of ts articles.
original aud teeelsd. such that It's pernsa will always
suit 10 the readers instruction well Amusement Tie
publisher = number OF new featares. some
OF which, If well carried out Ohs" Sketches Of SswYork
City Lie" for instAnee) WILL doub; not, prove sx.
tremely popular.
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BOARDING.

=
ROARD WANTED s:ss.!s.:. y e. e: sss.s
bosrders within ten Assa minstss vst u tAs City
.ss I'd: s. IT,; :sass 's s. W.
Once. - nj G.
R0ARD.- On. .. s.e ss..ls.sa 80 . -. 3
Location '' T.. .o.sins ys:r Rios vi.iiss :ssss
asa.s for the Summer or Isassr nsy sep5 = u JsySe
mi ~.
b ys.s. oiai Sss.sss EiShsI ssS rvsssy Sisd g.
Near Broadway or Finhsveaus wcsn b pseesuc1- 4
Asdre.s w w, otass q shis PEE. 81 g
DOARD-0sntlsmsn sn1 THAR wivss OF assls osotler
ID men can be accommodated 9th fsreisAs6 q N.
piyns ia.siy 1t a. wss, :. hnsson. pass feIs
mode rsts-refsrence sxchacgsd. nj ~
y ENT AND BOARD-x fsaiIy cFs.o pesssS ~.
city propose g let the priaeIps part o. maIl 60
iy who win consider hsir hoard squivss.s ~ -
rent Address A 1t THE Office n ~
w and Ss1room with board for ssatlsnes "a Esw6
ia snsss P,'; " o. s.::aa: o as::
ROAKDING IN BkOA0WAY-0:edsnse -
ID gentlemen and ladies' whaling boss< eaa b eeeeUna
dssd with ssnsssy re9ns snA esert 2 -
rOsd d1pos nd In he Vicinity q ~ Ids.ilI 49, -
for quiet and rsspeessbis heess vtu IA tass n
calling ct the sbeve ssabss = nres1vay Sso2
dad sood ICONS With board anl sesesnes vhtas 9sa1
s ssass: can Be ''''""'A'''d on ne n'' 0' ~ |.
Bs S.sD s.., .,:::s q
Broadway, corrsr Of Fosrtsssttse) 81 aseo11s4oD
s s7 e s;' s:s &: ,: ny; :
ROARDING.-fvo~ Ire 81. (ssa,ses. -
s:s . s... sss- :. s :ss s
.ad bic villa fSs hosss e nDphsl v1tk Css1a .ysl1s
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PATENTS FOR

JNvENTIONS.-JUsT PUBLISHED-Ths Lsws and
IPractce Of all Nations and Governments with the forms
expenses and all matters relating Patents throughout
the world Prcess In paper covers extra tne editio1
81 50; bound In muslin 81 75i In full isw bndiss ~
KINGSLEY PRISON,
Editors and Publishers, 5 WslLst.
Engineers and Patent Agents for the United states Aad
Europe, aud Editors and Publishers, Of the Eureka
monthly journal Of Patents and Science. " I'm
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HAcfEsrs ~ MAans fAKguaAs TrrrsA hsflafi
CO snd Mm. ii. uishani. 10. 100 a3 oenis.

iiAcfEsrsi nv MAArs fAhguaAn Turrts. bsfsfi a
CO and Wan. ii. ufaham. ~. 100 - oents.
This 10 collection OF tho fugitive poems of Mr..
rarPsr which have hitherto sppeafedss The title indi-
Gates the author adds rilh touch Of seeming
ny. mure dfopprga nom tho pen that wrote rfo,efblal
Philosophy Many OF lhem have been already circulated
this country, ana have enjoyed temporary popularity
nigh, have anticipated fo their good common
teachings and healthy tone OF sentiment beyond
this however. not disposed 10 award them high po
oeAl honoTs They The production q ripe sehosr
and generous eeaT-mndci man. bat We and the power
al native impalie wanting which Is the s-bood Of all
immortal poemsthe glow and passion Of the MIND which
xpeSon and loads the mind Of the reader back 10
the Inspiring conception. Nevertheless, the tendency Of
ibis work Is moral and improving and Il Is certainly far
preferable 10 the ssky and exaggerated sentiment with
which many modern books Of poetry are filed saeh po
ems as the "Chsnt for The Harvest Home Of ls. and
Ny Children" are pure and elevated In character and
will be read to advantage bat the Battle OF RoleiA
"wstrloo" etc ere little better than patty limitations Of
Macsusys Lays Of Ancient Rome" and add nothing TO
Mr.. Tuppers reputation as poet; II we mad space we
should quote Farley Heath" Of tie nsest fugitive
pieces the author the folio wing however is very IA
yorahle Knecimen.
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BATTLES or MEXICO

lust ISSUED from the press ths third edition Of the
above work. containing full account Of eli the Battles
Of the late var the Treaty Of Peace with list Of
the killed and wounded and sketch Of the Life OF Scott
snd Taylor, illustrated with spirited engsvings
Price Is cents MARTYR ELY, Publishers.
ljfIw 1862 Nssssc-st
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AIIta FOR THE RFST.

AIS for the best; be ssnguine and cheerful;
Trouble and sorrow friends 10 disguise
Nothing but Folly goes fsithless and fearful
Courage forever 10 happy and wise
All for The best.-if msR would but know IL
Providence wishes US all TO be blest;
Tni. is no dream Of the pundit or poet
Heaven is gracious, srd-AlPs for the best
All for the best set this on your standard,
Soldier OF sadness. or pilgrim OF love,
Who to the shore Of Despair may have wandered
waywearied swallow, or hesrtsLrieken dove
All for the best lbs a man but conhdins
Providence tenderly governs the rest
And the frail bark Of His creature Is guiding
Wisely and wsrily, all for the best
All for the best then ding away terrors,
Meet all Jour fears and your foes 10 the van,
And Ia the midst OF your dangers or errors
Trus; like a child, while you strive like man
AlPs for the best unbiased. unboupded.
Providence reigps from the East 10 the West
And by both wisdom and mercy surrounded.
Hore and be happy that Alls for the best.
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SIIERIFE'S SALES.

BY virtue of snn,!ry Executions to me d-
rec,cd, will be sold a, Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following il,
May next, within lhc legal hours OF sale,
ia the l.s,llest bi;llcr, for Cash, the following
Personal Property. pur. llascrs To pay fox
Titles.
| mare, levied on as the pro
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H. Is Richardson.
, negroes, levied on as tho
property OF VIM. II. Spann, at the sli. Of W.
J. Gerald, John Ramsay, and the State and
John y. Stuart.
Sulkcy and harness, levied on
as the property q! 70. Sullivan, at The suit
OF ID. Il. MrLlnrin.
| Negro, levied on as the pro
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Ascad, Quarters,
LockuEArrs SnoA1, Mar. q, 1916.

LocknEArrs SnoAl., Mar. q, 1s4s.
ORDER NO
The following Regiments will parade for
Review and Drill, at the times and places
stated below, viz: re =,
The Goth and .iI,h Regiments of Infantry
at SuIncrvillc, on Tuesday the end day Of.
Nay next.
The upper Battalion of the 3lst Regiment
of Infantry at kinSstree, OIL Friday, the 9th
OF May next.
The Lower Battalion at Georgetown, on
Tuesday the OH Of Nay
The 33rd Regiment of Infantry at Con-
wayboro, on Saturday, the 18th May.
The Bend Regiment Of Infantry at or near
Marion Court House, on Tuesday the 10Th
May.
The 3O'h Regiment of Infantry at Ben
ncitsvillc, on Ihdrstlav, the 18th of MAY.
The 2oth Regiment of Infantry at or near
Darlington Court House, on Saturday, the
Goth OF May.
The 2S;h Regiment of Infantry at or, near
Chesterfield Court House, on Tuesday the
23r'l Of May,
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry at Lam
castcrr.l!e, on Saturday, the 18th of May.
The 22nd Regiment of Infantry at Cam
den. Oh Tuesday, the Both of May.
The Cavalry will parade by companies,
squadrons, or regiments of the 4th Division,
as tho Major General may direct, and be
prepared for Inspection.
The line will be formed ready for Review
at II o'clock, m.
Tho commissioned and commissioned
officers viii assemble the day previous, on
their respective parade grounds, for drill and
instruction.
The Major General will, with his staff, at
tend ;hc reviews. '.H5
The Brig. Generals are charged with the
extension of this order to their respective
commands, aud will attend with their staff
the rev cws in their Brigadcs
b. order Of the Commander Chief
j. w. CANTEY.
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ssrahaNra Springs E'or Sale,

This well known and desirable situation
for SUMMER RETREAT, is offered Tor
sale; and presents chance for handsome
speculation.
The Tract contains IL 2i6 acres; Of which
I3' acres IS under fence, and 400 acres have
hccn cleared 1t is situatcd on the main
Road from Camden to- Hum;crvilc: about Is
n!lcs from each: and gives name to the
Range Of Highlands.
Lately the place has been improved at
muclseXpcncc, and converted into Female
Seminary. The main building is l2O fec;
'ong-h.s from % to 30 Roon.s-solnc of
them spacious; lofty ceilings; 10 fire places;
l2O sect Of PIaHHa; 80 feet of Balcony: wide
'&-sa@cs, and staircase; handsome Base
Eirnt; all necessary ont buildings; and air
ANA water pure as The mountains.
TWO coinnlodious Cabins are attached,
! with FIVE Rooms, = f;rc places AMI Piazza
second settlement Is close hy en- this land,
aord!n" accommodations oi every kind for
family. y great many fine springs guS!l from
tho SIDES OF these hills. ali1riing the scitcs
OF numerous settlements; which III tine will
doubtless Gc established here, s,ncc the erc:.;
mpclincmt, the SaD!ec and Watcrcc swnmps
are now overcome by the Camden Branch
Road. 1t is splendid situation for AN AcaG-
cn'v. Male or Female or for a Boarding
House Tor the summer: or !ur a summer Re-
treat tor gent lcman o. fortune.
Price $4,000: $ ,000 cash down; the re-
maindcr III five annual ms;aimcnts, with in
icrcst payable annually, well secured. TO
IN approved purchaser the time of payment
may be altered. Purchasers to pay for ne
ccssary papers.
Apply al Sum;crvilie, S. G. to
w. T.. RICHARDSON,
Agent Ia Sell.
l3;h March, lS4S. go If
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MISS HORT, in compliance with the
wishes of her friends, has opened a HIGH
SCHOOL. for Young Ladies, lor which she
trusts that the advantages OF education and
the experience OF long course OF years, de-
voted To The duties OF 4 Teacher, have dulv
prepared her. Her nuubcr will be limited:
and she Will cndcavor to procure, as soon as
her prospects will warrant it, such assistance
as will ensure the high standard at which
she aims.
Her terms arc, rcrscssion of five months:
For general Instruction, including
Noca! Music, S;25 90
Music, 20 90
Use OF Instrument per session, ? 90
Frcnc!. or o!her Languages, 70 co
Drawing in Pencil and Painting
i'll Water Culcrs, - II 90
Miss Hort is erecting a conmul;ouS School
House, and board can be procured in h!rhlv
respectfully families.
Payments required at the end of each
session, or at tho time when any pupi! is
withdrawn from the school. No allowance
made for absence unless on accoun, of III
hess.
April ;, 1919. ~ u