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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT conven
ed at the usual hour yesterday, his Homo
! Judge Bryan presiding.
IN Bankruptcy Petitions for voluntar.
bankruptcy were read in the following cases b!
the counsel of the petitioners respectively, ant
reference ordered to Registrar Summer:
A. G. league, of Edgefeld, Bacon, attorney
Thomas ]. league, OF Edgefeld, Bacon, at
torney.
Philip Epstein, of Edgefeld, Tickling & Pope
attorneys.
In the following cases of voluntary bankrupt
cy, the petitions were read by the respective
counsel, and reference ordered to Registrar
Clawson:
B. F. Briggs, of York, T. J. Bell, attorney.
| w. L. Brown, Cf,Y York. James F. Hart, attor-
] ney.
i. T. Castles, of York, 7. ]. Bell, attorney.
Thomas j. Fitch, of Union, j. F. Hart, attor-
ney.
Jeptha Gwin, of York, ]. F. Hart, attorney
Sam'l M. Hanna, Of York, T. W. Clawson, at:
H.V Mcconnell, of York, G. W. Williams, at
torney.
DR.. John May, of York, 7. w. Clawsons attor.
{. p Print, of Union, B. F. Arthur, attor-
ney.
Samuel Summer, of Union, Williams Mills,
B. F. Bishop, of Union, Williams & Mills, at
torneys.
Lawson Fl. Canny, of York, J. F. Hart attor-
Joseph Clarke, Of Lancaster, ]. B. wylie, at
torney:
A. J. Casters, of Union, J. F. Hart, attorney.
JAS G. Hicklin, of York, T. ". Clawson, ut
torney.
VIM. L. Howie, of Lancaster, Melton & With
erspoon, attorneys.
-rJas. Il. Magil, OF Pleasant Hill, J. D. Wylic,
+. B. MobIey, of Lancaster, J. D. wyie, at,
'' Isaa: Smith, Of Chesterfield, ". A. Moore,
attorney.
ney.
The Judge approved of the appointment Of
the following assignees in the annexed cases
Inre W. J. Daniels, James A. McRae as
signee; W. W. Williams, Louis McLain, as
| signee; Joshua G. Mayer, q. j. Stalbrand, as
signee; J. h. Jungbluth, Louis McLain, as
sgnee.
The following petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy were read by the counsel of the appi
cants respectively, reference ordered te
Registrar Summer:
Hiram c. Cooley, of Anderson, J.. s. Murray
attorney.
Solomon Kinard, of Newberry, s. R. Chap
man, attorney.
Melton Milan, of Laurens, Darlington & Su
ber attorneys.
William Summer, of Newberry, Simeon Fair
attorney.
William Summer, of Lexington, Darlington
& Suber, attorneys.
]. Y. II. Williams, OF Laurens, B. W. Ball,
attorney.
w. A. Williams, of Newberry, Y. ]. Pope, at
torney.
IN re Levy Livingston.-Ordered that the
sum of fifty dollars be apportioned among the
officers of the court for costs, the actual ex
pensos not being included, but to be paid by
the party for whose benefit rendered Messrs
Darlington & Suber, attorneys.
In THE DISTRICT CoURT-The consideration
of the case of the United States os: Henry Y
onchousc-Attempt to defraud pensioner
The examination OF witnesses was concluded
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LOCAL M MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

e. B. OAKEs will sell this day, at the oldpost-
Office, at IL o'clock, several pieces OF valuable
property, located in various portions OF thi
city.
SMITH & McGu1lvRAY will sell this day, al
No. 81 Broad-street, at 10 o'clock, furniture
horses.
N. HUNT & Son will sell this day, at their
salesroom, No. 142 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock,
boots, shoes. brogans.
No. .56 Broad-street, at II o'clock, furniture,
piano, silverware. =, :,
their cash auction house, No. So Hasel-street,
at 10 o'clock, dry goods, boots, shoes:
r. NJ. MARSHALL Il Bro. will sell this day,
at No. 99 Broad-street, at 104 O'Clock, horses,
mules. COW.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NJ Ds:-At the annual
commencement of the "Philadelphia Univer-
sity Of Medicine and Surgery" which took
place in that city, on Tuesday of last week,
degrees were conferred upon the following
gentlemen from this State: Doctor Of Medi-
cine-R. F. Devier and j. B: O. Landrum.
Honorary Degree-A. F. Langford.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

". B. Minot Vs FIipp, Administrator.
On TUESDAY, the I7th March next at II O'Clock,
will be sOld at the Old Customhouse.
ALL THAT PLANTATION caAed "Hazelwood, !,
situate on the !Cheehaw Neck in t he Parish Of St
Bartholomew, In Co,leton District, South Carolina,
containing 300 acres more or Less, bounding north
on lands Of Mrs. NJ. r: March, south lands of Mrs
A. Y. Girardeaq, east on the Cheehaw Road, and west
on lands Of - Paul, formerly Of - Parker.
Terms-One-tllfrd cash, balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. with interest from day Of SALE
payable annually. The credit portion to be secured
by bond Of the purchaser and mortage Of the premi
ses. Purchaser 10 pay Tor papers and stamps.
J, W. GRAY.
February 26 w3th1 Master In Equity.
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TIE PEE DEE TRADE.-The fine steamer
Planter, Captain White, is well known on the
waters Of the Pee Dee, and her trips ere eager
" Looked for by the planters in the vicinity
She will leave Accommodation wharf, on the
5th instant, for Gardners Bluff and all tho in
termediate landings on the Pee Dee. Shippers
and others interested are directed to the od-
vertisement in another column.
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UNDER DEGREE In. EQUITY.

Morrison, Jr.,'et al., Os. Morrison, Admins
traitor of'.Toonser.
TUESDAY, the 10th March, at II o'cloUk, Will
-. be sold dt the old Custumhouse,
All that PLANTATION, late the property Of An.
thony Y. Toomer, deceased, -and known as "White
Hall" situate In Christ Church Parrish, Charleston
District, and measuring hx hundred acres, more or
less; bounding Iorth on land Of g. White, east on
land OF A-v. Totper, south on Bowat Sound, and
west on lands of T. q. Jervsy. plat Of the same
may be seen at my Office.
Terms-One-folith cash; balance in one and two
years. In equal tlstalments secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the property, with In
terest payable sernanuually. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamIa J. "! GRAY,
March wthtu3 Master Ia Equity.
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FRESH GROCERIES. and families
who may wish to purchase supplies OF cheap
and first class provisions will read with interest
the advertisement of 'Messrs. W. H. Ohafeo u
Co. which appears this morning. These gen.
tlcmcn kcep large stock of the best articles
in the grocery line, which they offer at prices to
suit the times. Their Trenton crackers and
other biscuits, with the best English porter,
ale and cheese, will be found particularly at
tractiye TO those who are fond of good living.
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February 20

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTa CAROLIHA-IN THE MATTER OF 10
sEPH R. ROBERTSON. BANKRUPT-IN BANK
RTPTCY-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-The
u1fuersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment
as assignee OF JOsEEH II. ROBERTSON, in the Dis
trict Of Charleston and State OF South Carolina,
within said District who has been adjudged Bank
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court OF
said District.
Dated the 18th day of February, A. D. 1868,
LOUIS NOLAN, Assignee.
Enhrunrv 10 VS.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

w. IT. Bailey es al. us. C. G.. Whaley, ct al
On TUESDAY, the 18th March noxt, at II o'clock
will be FOLD at the old Customhouse
All that VALUABLE PLANTATION, on Wadmalaw
Island. Charleston District, containing about 200
acres Of land, bounding north on Wedmalnw sound.
south on lands If Inseph 8 Wnalnu- 1~ndeoi
George Snarlocl and west on lands Of Ed. LAroohe.
Terms-One-ihird caah; balance In one and two
years, with Interest from day Of sale, secured by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage of the premises
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps,
W. GI.AY,
February 20 sw6tu1 Master In Equity.
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RUMoRs were afloat on the streets all day
yesterday, foreshadowing further changes in
the city government, but after diigent inquiry
hereporters of The News were unable to as
certain the. existence Of any substantial foun-
dation for the statements that were in every
body's mouth.
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TN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
UNITED SrATES-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-N IHE MATTER OF p Il.
KE9LER, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.-To
whom 1t nay concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF his appointment Assignee of p d.
KEGLER, in the District Of Charleston and State OF
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of said District.
Dated the 26th day OF February, A. D. 1858.
LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee.
Fafor1lsrv % w3
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Condition Of the bitches on the Neck.

To the Editors Of the Daily News:
Will you be kind enough to inform us whom
we must apply to in order to get the drains
and. bitches in Cross Roads, on Charleston
Neck, attended to-? What is to become of the
farmers when the siskly season comes on9 1t
is evident that unless they ore opened, sickness
will rage worse than ever before, and ecrops
will be destroyed. SEVERAL FARMERS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III. H.
II you want chear RlanL Dooho'
If You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, MIILER's Almanac;
It'you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
connt Books mado 10 order, with any desired
pattern OF vulius, go to hIBAM HARRIS, No. SO
Broaa-street
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
UNITED STATES-FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN The MATTER OF AARON
LORYEA, DANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.-ro
whom 1t may concern: Tho undersigned hereby
gives notire Of his appointment as Assignee of
AARON LORYEA, in the District of. Charleston and
State of south Carolina, within said District, who
has been adjudged q Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton by the District Court OF said District.
Dated the 25th day of February, A. D. 1868.
LOUIS NOLAN, Assignee.
February 26 w3
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rHE nIsuRICr cuuKr OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATE+FOR 1HE slR1CT OF
SOUTH CAROINA-IN THE MATTER OF WILL
LIAM B. CUTTER, BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPT
CY.-ro whom it may concern: The undersigned
horcby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
ofWILLIAM B. CUT1ER In the District OF Charles-
ton and state of South Carolina within said District
who has been adjudgod. Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court OF said District
Dated the 25th day ofFebruary, A. u. 1868.
LOUIS NOLAN, Assignes.
February 26 w3
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PROMENADE ENTERTArNMEET.-Our readers
will not forget that the ladies Of Trinity Church
will give promenade entertainment tonight,
at the hall over the Adams Express Company.
They have made every effort to- please, and
their visitors willnot be disappointed
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March 4

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED. STACES-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF ISAAC
KLEIN, BANKRUPT--IN BANKRUPTCY-TO
WHOM. III MAY CONCEi,N.-The undersigned
hereby gives notice of Bis appointment as assignee
of II AAO KILN, in the District of Charleston and
State of south Carolina within sad District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon the petition of
the Creditors by the District Court of said District
Dated the Sd day OF March, A. D. 1868.
y. LUCAS sIMONS, Assignee
Moro, w3
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FNANc1AL.-For quotations of bonds, stocks,
bank bills, money and report Of the finance
market of Charleston, we refer to the report
prepared for this paper every Friday morning
by Andrew M. Moreland, Esq, Broker, No.
Broad-street. INV
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

The MosT LUSCIOUS BANANAS in the city,
can be found at the we'll known fruit establish
ment of Messrs. Bart & Wirth, Market-street.
We have tested bunch, and make this afida-
Wit with the rich favor of the mellow, juicy,
and delicious fruit yet lingering on the repor-
-boriai palate
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

ARRAH-NA-PoaUf attracted large audience
to the theatre last night, and all were delighted
at the manner in which that highly sensational
drama OF could Ireland" was placed upon the
boards. Tonight the same play is tobe re-
peated, positively for the last tame. Griffith
eaunt,' and other noyelties' are in active pre-
i
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POLITICAL MEErNes.-The Republican vo-
ters of the respective wards of the city are no
titled to meet this evening at various places, for
the purpose Of electing delegates from each
ward to q district nominating convention. The
notification will be found. in another column.
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ARREST OF MULE THRvEs.-On the 25th ult.,
two mules were stolen from the plantation Of
DR.. Thomas Sim, near Rantowle's. 1nforma-
ton of the theft was given to Lieutenant Hen
bricks, and the parties who bought the mules
we're discovered by officers Hogan and Gray,
and the mules recovered.
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TIE COURT OF EoUrTY:CHANoELLoR CAR
ROLL PREs1D1Ne.-M re Alexander Glennie u.s.
Francis NJ. Weston et al. This case was resum-
ed. Mr.. McCrady yconcluded his argument and
Hon. j: B. Campbell WAS heard contra.
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OUR CRY SUBSCRIBERS who are taking The
DAILY NEWS by the week are particularly re-
quested to pay their dues in future to-no
person except our authorized agent, MIR. G.
C. Fighter, or his collector, MIR. Edwin S.
RoWand
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STYLISH ENaRAv1Na.-It has too long been
the habit of our people to send their orders
for work to New York, even when 1t could be
equally well executed, and at a cheaper rate, in
our own city. In another column our readers
will find the advertisement OF MIR. Fisher, the
engraver, No. 92 Hasel-street' who has long
been resident of Charleston, and who is pre-
pared to furnish the latest styles OF Wedding,
visiting and reception cards, engraved with an
elegance that will compare favorably with the
best work of Glmbrede, the great fashlonaDio
New York engravcr. An examination of some
of the exquisite cards recently prepared by
Mr.. Fisher will fully sustain this assertion.
Give him call.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

A SuNKEN BoAr.-A sail boat, painted white,
was noticed in sunken condition on Monday
afternoon, near Hobcaw, Christ Church Parish.
1t was supposed that she may have become in
that condition by the late stormy weather. No
11rther particulars have been ascertained con-
corning her or those that may have been on
board
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-04

"THE CARRIER Dove" is the title Of a neat
little magazine of forty-sight' pages, issued
quarterly by the Mecklenburg IN. g. Female
College, at the low price Of one dollar year.
The address of the editor is: Rev. A. G. Stacy,
Charlotte, y. C.
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PERsoNAL.-General D. H. Hill, formerly OF
the Confederate army, but at present editor OF
the Gland we Love" is staying at the Charles
ton Hotel
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CoNs1aNMENTs TO New YoRK.-Trade be-
tween the North and South is reviying, and
there is no better evidence of the fact than the
advertising columns of TIE DAILY NEWS. The
most reliable merchants and brokers are again
bidding for the Southern trade, and commls-
sion merchants are competing for the sale oil
the products of the South. MI. JOSIAH Gar
penter, General Commission Merchant NO. AZ
Washington-street New York, now announces
his entry into the field, and offers unusual IN
ducements to his patrons. Read his adver-
tisement, send for his price currents and MARX
ing plates, and bear in mind that he makes
liberal advances OH consignments:
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CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.-The regular
meeting was held yesterday evening at tho
Charleston Hotel Club Room; The President,
E. W. Marshall, in the Chair. Thcminutes of
the last meeting were read and approved -
Mr.. Strauss offered the following resolution :
Whereas, The merchants of Charleston are
always willing 10 accept reasonable compro-
mise, and whereas, many merchants Delieve
that it is the easiest way to release themselves
from their indebtedness by taking the benefit
of the Bankrupt act. Therefore, be it,
Resolued, That we, the members ofthe Board
Of Trade, are willing to assist unfortunate mer-
chants by accepting Compromise
9. That we will engage an attorney to exam
int oil cases in which We are interested, to as
certain that tho bankrupt complies with the
strict letter of the law.
On motion these resolutions wefe referred to
the Executive Committee.
NJ. D. F. Fleming moved that committee
Of seven be appointed by the chair to make the
necessary arrangements for the anniversary
dinner, and to manage the elections. Adopt
ed.
On motion of Mr.. E. Platt, it was resolved
that the sum of one thousand dollars be ap-
propriated to defray the expenses OF the anni-
yersary dinner.
At the request of Mr.. Marshall, the Vice
President, MIR. q. 81. DeLeon took the chair,
when MIR. E. W. Marshall stated that he took
pleasure in informing the board that tho South
Carolina Railroad Company have adopted a
special schedule, greatly reducing the fare, SO
as to facilitate travel to and from this city, and
thus contribute all in their power to, promote
the trade of Charleston. Although he had not
yet received tn, schedule, he deemed the fol
lowing resolution proper to be adopted by the
board at this time:
Resolued, That the thanks of the Board oi
Trade are hereby rendered to the President and
Directors Of tue South Carolina Rallroad,foI
their arrangements i'll reference to q schedule
about to be adopted, whereby merchants from
the interior to and from Charleston car
travel over the road at price which
will not only benefit the road, but the
merchants in the interior and in Charleston
Resolued, That copy of the above rosolu'
tions be forwarded to the President OF the
South Carolina Railroad.
On motion OF Mr.. Platt, the resolution up.
propriating one thousand dollars for the ami
versary dinner was reconsidered.
Mr.. Platt then moved that the whole matter
relating to the expense of the dinner be left to
the committee. Adopted.
Mr.. Fleming then moved that tho chair ap'
point the committee of seven ut his leisure
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Platt, it was resolved that
the chair appoint committee OF three to ex
..:.,o 4bo bool,o of tba Sanretary and Trcos
urer.
The chair appsinted Messrs. E. Platt, R. L
Bruins and A. Fl. Hayden.
On motion of Mr.. Bruins, the Board then ad
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Aaftigu Salts.

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats,
Hosiery, Notims, Covers, DC. Aho, Fur
niturs of a Family Leduing the City.
CAMPBELL. KNOX & co.
Will sell THIS Day, at 10 O'Clock, at their Cash
Auction House, No. So Hasel-street opposite Post
Office,
BLACK ALPACAs, Coburgs. Shawls, Woollen and
Linen Pant Stuff, Chinese Grass. Linen, L. O. Hand
kerchiefs, Ohamtrays, Canvas, Linen Drill and
Duck, &c.
HATS. Pants, sufpenders, Mems Brown, White and
Mixed half hose; Oorsets, Ladies' and Misses Hose,
&C., &c:
BOOTS AND sEoEs. Mems Boots, Laced Balmo.
rails, Brogans bades Polish and n. L. Balmurals,
'&o.
Carpets, Chairs, Crookery, Mustard, Cream Tsrtar,
Pictures, &c.
Conditions cash March
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The FRANLM-sTnEET CoLoRED HIGH
soHooL.-From the February report Of this
school, kindly furnished BY 1.-THE principal, Mr..
William W. Taylor, we condense the following
facts: There are now six hundred and ninety
five pupils enrolled; three hundred and six
boys; three hundred and eighty-nine girls, and
five adults, being an increase Of twenty-nine
since the last report. This school was opened
on the 9th day of July, 1867, in the1old Marine
Hospital, which had been purchased by the
Protestant Episcopal (Freedmen's) Commis-
sion. The average attendance Of scholars is
five bundled and fourteen, about sevcnty.six
per cent. of the whole number;many are regu-
lar attendants, and show remarkable pro-
fciency. Their studies embrace arithmetic,
geography, grammar, writing, &C.; the girls
being also taught neede-work. Though tho
school is nominally free, small tuition fee Of
thirty-6ve cents per week is demanded Of those
whose circumstances admit'of paying. Sixty
dollars was received last month from this
source In addition to the regular course, re-
lgious instruction is given to the pupils every
Friday by some of the Episcopal clergy in the
city.
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THE CHARLESTON YACHT CLUB.-Agreeably
10 the call sent forth, a number of gentlemen
interested in the now national pastime Of
Yachting assembled last evening at the rooms
above Daytons Restaurant on Meeting-street,
and formed temporary organization. Ten
yachts were represented as follows: The
maggie MITCHELL" by E. ]. Black and @. G.
Neil, Surveyor Of the Port; the Eleanor" by.
Thomas Young; the "Grace Darling" by A. o.
Stone and a. P. Merritt; the "Rose," by R. ".
Cook; the "Joseph Purcell" by W. B. Cutter.
Besides the above named boats, new yachts
now on the stocks were represented by Messrs.
W. Dayton, D. C. Marsh,. M. B. Ryan, E. n.
Ryan, Il. ". Crouch and. F. W. Jones. Al
together. the meeting was very decided
success; and. it., the same energy is en-
ployed in.c arrying out the programme which
has been displayed in the inception of
the enterprise, the coming summer will
witness series Of races and. regattas that
will be creditable to the State. Yachting is
now one of the chief summer eDjoyments OF
those who Gun afford the delightful amusement
at the North, and there is no reason why the
''city BY the sea" may not light her candle and
take her comfort accordingly.
On the 18th inst. another meeting is to be
held, when the formal organization will take
place, end it is expected that hundred or
more viii respond to the call.
We. shall pay particular attention 10 the sub
ject of yachting during the season, and hope
to record some of the handsomest exploits in
that line that have been recorded on the South
ern coast.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY Meetings Of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose 'assignees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. SO Broad-street, on the days and
ut the hours named:
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THE WoRKHoUsE.-It may be considered
definitely settled that the Workhouse is to be
an. institution Of Charleston. Mayor Burns
has frequently intimated that he would compel
offenders to work for their living, and expiate
their crimes by beneftting the city. Five
prisoner were sent to the work house yester-
day, and Mr.. Wilton P. Poulnot, an ex-sergeant
Of the police, installed as keeper. The prison.
ers we're furnished with shovels and brooms,
and wiIfbe made to clean some of thesdust of
ages which has settled thicldy on the floors
and cages. The building will require some re-
modelling before it can be made servieeable,
but will still serve as Temporary prison for
the law-breakers, who can be made useful in
various ways.