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Autien Sales.
hea' Esfafe on Broad street. at AUCTION
BY L. 3. Is. BENNETT

on T. lnc 2f'h INST, at II o'clock will sell
OF Broad and East Bay.strc. ts 0 No'"o'
Az mat EXCEEDINGLY + VALUABLE THREE AMI
hsLf 81 DRY BRICK TENEMENT BUILDING
% %iUtated on the south side of Broad-stree between
~ eh"rGh ana Meetingstreets, known as Nos 40 and
u. nese buildings are rented as stores and
law offices, and from their location can alwavs ho
mace maoe 70 command large i1cone O. The lot is 1uita
ample hav1nv front on Broad-street of = feet bv
Conditions-One.third cash; balance In one two
and three years with lntere payable semi-ann1av
secured by bond and mortgage Of the property
buildings to be kept insured, and policy assianed
Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and
stamps. sthtumtu5 Anril n
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
j. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell at II O'Clock, at
the new Customhouse stores, sixty thres hogsheads
damaged sugar.
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COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAnRoAD.-Below
we give copy OF the petition which Colonel William
Johnston. President Of the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company presented to the City Council Of
Augusta on Thursday night. The petition says:
The track of the Columbia and Augusta railroad Is
expected to be laid to the base OF Schultz's hill
where 1t Is ascendea By the Beech Island road a
next six weeks. At this point Temporary depot
will be established until the bridge be construct.
ed across the Savannah River for the purpose of re-
cetvng and delivering freights and passengers. In
consideration of the limited resources of the oompa-
Corded to the City of augusta, the Columbia and
Augusta RaiFaad Company respectfully a, that your
honorable body gcant o free transit to such car
riages. omnlbuses, drays and wagons as may be
necessary to do the transportation between tho city
and said temporary depot until the completion Of the
bridge across the river Asin duty bound, &c.
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RailroaDs.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAlLHenu.

SOUTH CAROLINA HAILRenD.
ME%AaFeNANNSMyNMN,.
s sgsss So - -
zaASl=SEZS2E2 ~SslIiaa@
GENERAL sJPERTNTENDENTs oFTICE,l
CHARLESTON, SO. April 0, 1869.
~ PASSENGER TRAINS OF the South Carolins
Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... .........8sO A. M.
Connecting with trains for Monts Memphas
Grand junction.
Arrive at conmbia ~ a. NJ M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester R sil.
road, ano Camden train
F0H CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. 900 A. M
Aa.,ve Ne =. Ohareston.....- ......51 10 +.
Leave Coinmb ........7 As A. NJ
AUGUSTA NiGH;T ExPRiFis;s - = & ~
tsUNDAYs ExCEPIED.j
Leave Charleston. .....................7.3 .7.3u z. NJ,
Arrive at Augusta. ...............81O A. M
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, Nashyi. M It:
and New Orleans, Via Grand junction.
Leave Augusta a. 10 p. NJ
coLUMpIA NIGHr EXPRESS. '''' a. >"
SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.)
Leave Charleston. sos p. M.
Connecting Sundays excepted with Grecn1,lle and
Columbia Railroad.
lo@Ve CoAuIhp!A. b. % L. IA.
Arrive at Charleston. ................,53OA A. M
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Leave Cnarieston ?. ii.
Arrive at summerville. $40 P. N.
Leave Summerville. ..,...........,.71OA A. NJ
Arrive at Charleston -. ......,..........895A A. M
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi, Passenger Trains on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Kingville.
A<odNo OuIuuou. II. 80 A, M.
Arrive at Columbia, III 90 a. M
Leave Columbia Q 90 p NJ
Arrive at Camden. .7O5 P. M.
Signed) II. L. PEAKE
April 10 General SUPERINTENDENT
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GRERNVILLE COUNTY,

~,
In Chancery.-W Wymon, Byrd 4 Co vs. Gra-
dy S Hawthorn. to Foreclose Mort-
gage, &c.
BY virtue of the Decreta Order of his Honor judge
James L. Orr, made In the above case and also by
order of Judge G. s. Bryan will sell to the highest
bidder at Greenville Courthouse on SALES-DAY
in May next,
a., The premises described in the pleadings, viz All
tnat PltCE. PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND, situ-
ated in the County of Greenvlle seven miles from
the Courthouse, and six from the Greenvle Railroad
Depot lying on both sides OF Reedy River contain
ing four hundred and ninety-nin acres, more or
less In high state Of cultivation. Upon the place la
located the well known Cotton and Wool Factory of
the d. PENDANTS The ton Factory is in full opera.
ton. with some nine hundred and fifty indies and
twenty four looms the Wool Factory, with one hun.
dred and twenty mule spindles. s also good ORDER
and su acessful operation. On the premiees are q
good Flouriug, Gr,st and Saw Mills with Blacksmith
Shop-two comfortable Dwelling Houses and several
small Framed Houses for the operatives. with
nice Brick Church. The water power at all seasons
is sufficient to drive three tins the amount Of ma
chinery now IN operation. The country is remarka-
bly, healthy, with chma'e unsurpassed in the United
States, with sober, industrious and energetic pop
ulation. Wooded lands adjacent, we'll timbered, can
be purchased at reasonable prices This is the best
oportunlty for an investment to capitalists that
has been offered in the upcountry since the war.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps w. A. MCDANIEL, O. C. q.
Clerks Office, February 2, 1869.
April 10 sw7m1
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MEETINGS THIS DAY

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Landmark Lodge. at p. Nj.
Home Loan and Building Association, at p. VI.
Stonewall Fire Company, at half past p. NJ
Hook and Ladder, No ], at p. NJ.
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THE UNITED STATES Court, APRIL 9.-HoN
GEO. y. BRYAN, PREsIDIaa-In Bankruptcy
report Of the assignee Of g. Davis, bankr upt, of
sales made to petitioner to set up ien was read and
confirmed. e. W. Marshall, assignee Of Jos. Pur-
cell. bankrupt, was allowed $500 additional COM
pensation and the taxes on the Mills House, due
under ordinances on 1st January, 1862 were order
ed to be paid Discontnuance Of issile was entered
In the cause of the Peoples Bank against T. O..
Richardson. The petition Of Ann Mcmillan to set
mp lien in the matter Of g. 81. Massey. was referred
to the Registrar tor report. L. Meyers g. 90. peti.
toned to prove the balance OF debt against q.
Davis bankrupt and the prayer was granted. It was
ordered that A. T. Stewart & Co. show cause
on Monday, the 19th, why they do not obey
the bankrupt law, and suspend suit against L.
Drucker, voluntary bankrupt discharged. Orders
OF reference In the Of Charles ". Rawlinson
and A. III. Hunt were signed under seal Of the court
to Registrar Jaeger. Special referee DeTreville in
the case of Joseph Purcell, reported the amount Of
principal and interest due g. Lord. Jr in his own
right, and as executor and others Ihc assignee ex-
cepted to the report oh the ground that 1t did not
carry interest after adjudication In bankruptcy The
exception was ovsrruled and the report confirmed
d. St. p. Dubose and Samuel j. Gaillard were finally
discharged in bankruptcy.
In Adm:ralty.-It was ordered that e. j. Black,
the purchaser of the ship Montgomery, show cause
on the 20th inst, why he did not obey the decree Of
the court on the I'd inst, and why he should not
be attached for contempt in the premises. The litel
Of Joseph German, against Thomas Young for
wages. was dismissed.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
BY i. $. *. BENNETT.

on TUESDAY,, the 9th instant, at III O'Clock T will
sell a q. auction near the Id Exchange at the cor-
mer East Bay and Froad-s street,
ame ioliowing pieces of valuable REAL ESTATE:
= Al az that LOI OF LAND, with buildings thereon
.; ~ the northeast corner of East ay and Inspec.
ori streets, and known by the No. 22,. The Lot
W f ,su ahd dry-measures sixty t60) feet front by
uPr,gnt ana two (2 attic rooms. dressing room
arae Brick Anry F'icn and three-story piazza gas &o
Wen OF good water. The location le a,ry and ver~
ano 1he highly
one two and three years, with interest navabI" M
ssemi-annually. secured by a bond and morteaee Of
the property; buildings to be insured and Doce "a.
signed. Purchaser 10 pay for all necessary naners
ana stamps. shtumtu6 April 10
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAHRoAD.-On and after Sunday, the 11th inst the
schedule of the South Carolina Railroad will be
Slightly changed, though the hours Of departure
from Charleston still remain the same. The only
material gain is the Augusta branch the morning
train arriving at that point hour earlier than
usual. The summerville train will hereafter leave
the city at 1885 P. NJ. arriving at summervie at
500 P. III. The Camden and Columbia train will
connect at Kingville with both up and down day
passenger trains on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. With the exception Of a few minutes
difference In the time Of arrival and departure Of
the different trains the schedule is the same as that
adopted last February.
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USINESS NOTICES.

VERTICAL RAILWAYS have removed q great OBJ
lection to large hotels. One of the finest in tn,
country is that in the American House, Boston
Messrs. Rice have left nothing undone for the com
fort of their patrons. HtN
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ATTENTION, We SMOKERS!
TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE I'M
Il PORTED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAF OBACCO
find now open for inspection the largest and most
select stock of Cigars and Leaf obacco ever import.
ed to this market, and which offer at price that
will satisfy all demands.
Wholesale and Retail, by
SAYAS &c MARINAS.
No. so MARK ET-SrREET.
January WA
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ROBBERY AND CAPTURE OF THE PERPErRA-
ToRs.-On the Soh Of March last, the premises OF
DR.. R. ]. Muirhead Mount Pleasant. were myste-
rously robbed of $500 in gresnbacks nineteen sove
reigns, lot of gold and silver aud some old State
bills No clue whatever had to the perpetrators
OF the Decd when the information was left at the
detective office in this city. whose officers, Coates
Reed and Nip:on. have been unremitting in their
endeavors to bring the rogues to grief Yesterday.
they succeeded In obtaining led to
the capture Of Joe Glover and Sarah, his dulcinea
and Phis, his wife. in the suburbs. Sarah, 1t was
ascertained committed the robbery at the instiga-
ton of Joe. from whom $3.50 in currency and lot
Of gold and silver were recovered The parties are
all in limbo. and will get their de serts.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The docket yesterday
showed an increase in the number of cases.
Henry Mitchell, colored, for selling more Ash
than licensed. portion of them forfeited.
Joseph Martin, white, wood factor for selling fire
wood without measuring it according to ordinance.
Wood forfeited.
John Lamb, colored. for peddlng fire wood with
out having the same measured Wood forfeited.
Emma Nichols. colored. was sent to the House Of
Correction for thirty days for vagrancy.
Thomas Furbuson, white, tor assaulting Police.
man Hartman while on duty. Fined s2O which he
paid.
John Waters, white, for keeping gunpowder on
his premises and selog the same will out license
Fined sS paid.
The Germond family, arrested for vagrancy and
street-strollng, were sent to the Aims House. @
Barnard Finney. Company F. Eighth Infantry,
for being drunk on East Bay, near Broad. street.
Fined S6.
John Simmons. co!ored. for vagrancy and street
strolng, sent to the House Of Cor. tion for thirty
days.
g. W. steRens, for having gunpowder on his prem.
ises, No. 80 Veudue Range. Fined S25.
Augustus Mariana. colored, for breach of the
x peace. was turned over TO o magistrate.
Three goats found going at large contrary to ordi
nance were forfeited. ~
2. Grafton. white for driving his dray through
King-street. Fined $40.
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-freat exertions are
being made in behalf Of the approaching monu.
mental fair Of the Washington Light Infantry Chart
table Association.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Granitevite Manufacturing Company will be held In
araniteville on the 22d instant.
There ore several professional colored beggars on
the streets and around the hotels that are some
annoying.
number Of stoyekeepers were before the Msyor
yesterday for keeping powder their premises in
greater quantity than allowed by ordinance sorae
were Aned.
The Mayors Courtroom in the guardhouse pre.
SCENTS quite contrast to it's un improved condition OF
yore.
Policemen will be supplied to any churches need
ing them during service on Sundays and week day
nights.
The stockholders Of the Charlotte and south cs-.
olins Railroad meet In Columbia on the goth.
The stocl holders OF the Blue Ridge Railroad met
yesterday ags: discussed the various reports which
are to be published on Monday, and adjourned ID s.s
die.
The Bazaar OF the corner Of Wentworth and Meet
ing streets olo cd last night.
Nightly the varioas Are companies are trying their
! machines snd the speed they can make in o given
distance. s
The latest ''agony'in the paper colar line ia the
"vsnderblt" 70 be had at SCOTS, Meeting.street
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Auftion Sales.
Damaged Sugar, far account of ,chom IL man
Concern-By order ofhe Spanish Consul

Damagcd Sugar, far accout of uhom IL man
Concern-By order cfMe Spanish Consul
by j. A. ENSLOW & co.
AuctfOncers.
THIS DAY, the 10th 'nsiart, will be sold. at II
O'Clock. at the New Customhouse stores
SIXTY-1HREE l63) BOXES GOOD TO CHOICE
GROCERY SUGAR, damaged on beard the spanish
brig "Florencia" !" Lewis Monies, Master which put
into this port in Distress whist ON her intended
voyage from Havana towards Santander and sold by
order OF the Spanish Consul for the benefit Of whom
~ may concern. April 10
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
J. L. Pearce.us. T. e. Prsoleau.
"A. T.. McGILLIVRAY. Auctinneer
on TUESDAY, the 9th instant in front OF the Old
Customhouse. at IL O'Clock, A. M will be sofa -"
That valuable PLANTATION or TIsACT OF GHMn
with Dwelling House and outbuldinps thareon
situate lying and being the drains of Shaw's Cree
in the District Of Barnwe in the State aforesaid and
within three miles of the salubrious and ourishing
town OF Aiken, containing four hundred and eiuhtv
acres, more or less; bounded on the north north.
west and west by lands of Eugene Durbec and a. B.
Lythgoe; on the east and northeast by land Of Ed.
ward Arthur; on tho southeast by land of John
Arthur and Il. Folin and on the south by land OF
Rebecca Woodward.
Conditions-One half cash, and the balance on q
credlt or one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, interest payable semi-annually Purcha.
ser to pay for papers and stamps.
E.w M. MACKEY, 8. c. G.
April AO s3u1
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'oluable Residence in Legare- street, at a
tion.
BY j. DRAYTON FORD.

AUCt1OnCcT
BY virtue Of order of eae to me directed by the
Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District Of South Carolina
will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the Old
Postofice, Charleston, South Carolina, on FRI
DAY, the 23d Gay OF April, instant. at IL o'clock
A. NJ
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings there
on, situated the west side Of Legare-streete
hareston; bounding east on Legare, street west on
lands of winthrop north on lands of Mrs. Frederick
Fraser snd H. W. Peronneau. aud south on lands of
Rev. Paul T. Gervas. Being the commodious resi-
dence and very large lot of land and lately oc<
cupied by htchard Roper, Esq
lerms-Five thousand !$50O0) dollars cash. ball
ance by bond bearing legal interest payable in
and two years from day OF SALE secured by mortgage
of premises. Purchaser to keep the buildings in.
sured against hre to extent Of credit portion and to
assign the policy, and to pay for all requisite
stamps.
To WHOM IT MAY CoNoERN.-An creditors Of
RICHARD ROPER, Bankrupt. are hereby notified
se- -.tuTed TO conie IN aho esnn1' ear "
any they have the said property, before the
22d day of April. instant, or be debarred from ali
benefit OF the decree to be made in this case.
LAWRENCE w. O'HEAR,
April 8 s3n DAo Assignee.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL o. Charleston Hotel.
George Wickes and lady, Kingville; W BedeIl, r
Brondhome. Mrs Brondhome. Mrs schmid, Miss
Brondhome. James Pears, d Conhlin and lady.
New York; James Dudley, Elmirs. n Y; VIM b
Williams, Newark, i; Alfred Ely, Harry Hasper,
w Parmles and two children, Henry Steers. VIM @
Waxing and lady. Mrs Alexander smith, New YORK
Daniel Beckwith, Providence; z g Hunt, Boston;
Mrs Beadle. New York; VIM g Harrison, Baltimore;
II a King, New York; John Chadwick. wadmalaw;
Mrs Lepgstt, New York; w 81 Gibbons. Kew Jersey: /:
8 Fullerall w Bntier, Jr. Philadssphia; Mrs DR.
Moreland. W sktliinas. Mrs w N Rka1lnea. Miss
Skilhngs. Boston;J II Todhunter. New York; I'd.
ward Halle. Florida; A. wilton and wife, New Jer-
sey: Lnsk, Baltimore; " sSsaztin aa,d wife.
Pennsylvanis; W b Peake. Vermont; Mr and Mrs
Boyd and child. MrsLee Chamberlain and servant
Miss Bush. Miss Lee, Now York. .
Paoiliom Hotes-w II Cease, Midway; A r Free,
o Free, Barnwell; III Coburn. summerville; N p
Dutton. Steamship Sea Gull; w Paxton, Sumter;
Free. BaEnbergi II G. Lester. Mobile; R Allen,
godfrey and lady, Mtss b Godfrey, Atianta: 8 @
Mcclellan, OrAngeburg.
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KUFUS DOLBEAR, presidcnt
SoULEfs eoMMERcIAL COLLEGE.
" and 81 Camp street, corner Natcbez


fer Deess chartered Institution with authority to con
and stor Sse IN all its departments perfect Banks
ness eSco and all the branches Of bTsj
cally taught. ~ 9OieHtihcauy and Philosophi
mira ms course and system of work the Stndent mr.
life time Ee weeks or months, the experiences of a
the very known facility is made use of 70 rDa1
eres Se9a9ds Of the business community i
lar Instnto ann render this fouiishng and popu
co issued by Soule College are good in for+
Colleges. This Is an advanfacs that
College in the Snish cannot be extended by any other
,nrnt e%mnefciaI and Exchange Calculation Depart
phlIosoPhc and rapid system OF IVa t whose easy,
ing community. AaNor py q discern.
SIs regularly given by the Principal and able
commercial Ethcs Political Econorv d , CoIn
men are invited. " "hlch business
cordially ptd a in the of education ara
and sec course and system of business e
other TALLY diterelt it from the system Of
office, or address luI information, call at the
g@D y GEORGE soULE, New Orleans,
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SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING co
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS La

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS Awe, t., ,-.,-,,,,
~ @ IN other respects, to sheet Slate nut on
Ill IN t aess This Roofing s adapted to steep NJ
NcII Is 70 nat roofs making of valley pntters etC
neIeoy dispensing with the of metal for that pn
II Welgns much eSs TO the square than sbeat
Se cost OF transportation comparatively small ana
hue SIe on application quite simple does NOT atFsct
DuS improves the water. No
S Gan 0s SpPed to the sides Of buildings as well AZ tSs
80, IIaElnS Ire who.e re proof As a COVERING ~
4oa[ koofa i is superior anything In use O
can DO referred Rfimeroua TooE
city during the past year N-'sANNs"N an tao
Communications nddrea.nd To rrTrvy,r,
and Treasurer, will receive prompt Sstention
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Hanging Priests.

+ The Protestant ChmrchmaR, after alludiup tn
some late "outrages" and murders" in Ireland
appehas the narrative of officer who some
years ago commanded in Ireland That such
system should be commended by paper pro
Tossing any shade o. Christianity il simp1v in
famous. We append its own introdncto-,,
lines, and the mode is alluded to as .supqesf-
ive:"
Col Palmer, of Nazing. writing to n Local
paper, says Some few years sitfcc I was STAY
ing with .neighbor of yours at Wyyenh4e
I farS.the late Gen. Slater Rebow, formerly of
Ine LIE Guards end whc was engaged upon
Ireland, in George Ills time-when he men.
TONED, among many anecdotes, that he believed
mere were many good and excellent Roman
catholics in Ireland, as well as priests: but
from his experience he found the low grade of |
priests We're at the bottom of all the disturb |
ances They had, unfortunately, immense
power for good or evil, but generally exercised
it over their illiterate flock for evil; and tbs,1
were then, and no was convinced ever Womb
De, the main cause and instigators of agitation /
IN ireland. He especially mentioned that he
had charge for eighteen months of one dis !
trIct which had given more trouble than any
Soner ny succession of incendiary fires. muir
GERS, rapes, and disturbances of all kinds The
hrst thing he did was to issue proclamation.
stating that he was charged with maintaining ,
the peace of the district and that "a he lrnaIS !
the priests were privy to, if not the origiro :
tors of all the mischief then going on in Ire
land, IL any more incendiary fires murders r
aouuetiens, etc, TOOK place whilst the district
was under his charge, he would hang tie pr1esf
of the parish in which the outrage occurred
within twenty-four hours. The result was -
mat peace was maintained, and he had no &C '
,aslon TO hang priest, the peasantry knowing ! /
hat he would have fulfilled his promise to the
Surprising such mode of repression was .,
dopted by the Federal officers while in COM
nand here. Suppose the Methodist and Pres q
yterian preachers were thus summarily dealt ra
18th by Gems. Butler, Banks or Candy, because ag
confederate outrages" or "murders"-reaI or Op
ne SinaEyr--<@ere peTpetrate6i; would not the in
hole civilized world be called on to Join in rel
le chorus of indignation But in the first "a q
se the threatened parties were " mere Irish sp
tests" and the officers conduct is suggest me
e." Suggestive of whatf Why, that the bea
me remedy should be applied to the Irish inn
tests of Ireland as it is.v 4
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!
i ne Gdest and Most Efficient and Successful C"n,,
N"iisse IN the United States. There liz n KIM e.!
cation f ana strangers who wish Business Edn
dents can ives or sons are invited call Stu
a can enter IN any or all the Departments of tL ~
se at any time When clubs of three or inr ,s Coi
'I Boo XII DE made Board and Lodging SIS per month
French SeIPlhhT ,fcnnanshipi Mathematics TnrIisb
a. re- oihlsh German, Photography etc are tIngbt
usea IN oustness-so that each student can at @
f,iaS OF ANY set of Books education thai go
ia The h to earn $1,000 5000 s. no per annn
Sontb 80. fohIohE parents give their sons ,Tba
IL, Ill no" educate her sons PRACTIC.I,y @
NJ Mn W forever he the slaves of the North VI
oouhg men, take notice that so far aa p,or
th one OF the numerous Graduates of this CALI s
r.. ~ seven years is in profitable buscss
years OF success this College r.uIIirss 30 -
SAM of f, than tie fact that SEVERAL THOir
Ti ~. VI us Graduates Prosperons R,s,naC q
ms City and the South SP'iouS business In
mh2s iy RTYET~S nor MAN -
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~BkRRETS- MARBLE WORKS
- III st. Charles street near Povdrn.
;AARBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS TOhTBS ana
al kinds Of Marble work executed tho beat usanner
aisea. VI Al asyAes and
The trade supplied on moderate teFma
A superior quality Of Lime Stone suitob,a f 49,.
nlla, etc., OoastAntly hAad. SotI ~