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NEW YoRK-PIRsr BOAR
BY Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph, yanes N.

UdssoUdy, OpeToJ0r
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bond g
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sep. l6.-Second Board-U. s. e's
lssl, coupon, 12lx Saws, loo2, coupons. l22;
lsos, coupons, l2l 1855. coupons, l2l 4; lse5,
coupon. new, 1l9a; 620a, l561, coupon,
l20; 5.20's, ls6S, coupon, 1l9x; l0-iO's, coup. !,
liOi Currency 6's, 1895 Pacific Mail Co,
IN; OHIO and Mississippi Oeruncates, 81 4
MAriposa, 9hi Canton, Sc Cumberland, 81 : :
Western Union Telegraph, 81; QuicksiIver,
~ Boston Water Power, Is; New York
Central, 20%; Erie, 3sS; do preferred, Is;
hudson, ls3, Heading, 95Si Michigan Oen-
Central, 136; Cleveland and Pitubure, IG7I;
North west, none; do. preferred. ssh; Rock
leland lib; Fort Wayne, SIX; Alton &
1s; Adams Express, 81; Wells, Fareo
q %. Express, 10; United STATES EI.
press, Ola; American Express, 81: Mer.
chann' Union, Ill; chicago e Alton. $50 x;
DO preferred, l5OS. Market weak. Gold, 1864
1867.
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COMMISSIONER DELANo left here to-day 70
a visit to his home in Ohio.
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DON'T LIKE TO BR CATRCHIZRD.-The eircu.
lar to the employees in the Treasury Depart
ment and various bureaus thereof, containing
questions as to where born, age, service in the
army or navy, what State a resident OF, &c,
were distributed to-day, and created much
grumbIing among various employees, who
objected to answering them. The female
clerks especially seemed to be out of temper at
being compelled to answer the questions
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REDEMPTION OF GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-The
total amount Of bonds purchased by Secretary
Boutwell, is Sil, 100000. In addition to this sum
Is the $1,000 bond sent to the Secretary by an
individual residing in Pennsylvania to reduce
the national debt, and which has been placed to
the credit of the sinking fund
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EDITOR STAR. May 1 ask the influence OF
vour valuable paper % remedy a serious evil
70 the public, via: The unwashed condttiou OF
many that now ride In the su~et cars. Is n
and avoid any other risk OF eontaglon. but
who are not able 70 keep q carriage OF thetr
own. and not strong enough 20 walk. shou Ia
oe exposed in the great public convenience OF
tee street cars 20 contagion OF all kinds geu =
srsted for the simple use or soap dad oai,r
20 leave the cars from this fear-orce from .
man VINO, without coat or Jacket. his only
snlrt-a nannel one-whlch. for the want OF
soap snd water, could not be told what was
ne original color, was wide open, showing
within fesh In the same filthy condition ana
the owner OF ssii shirt and ssip eltaer 90
drowsy from drink OF fever 70 be % wing A.
every jar OF the car, barely eoascious whan
the inhabitants OF the cranium became mora
than usually voracious, when he would roq-e
long enough 70 place both nlthy hands
mp 20 scratch away for dear life. A.
though AZ the other end OF the car. became
alarmed and got out, although had been an
but few m nutes ana lust paid my fare. A
few days after a rd1-ptcier Got In the car. the
only garment she had on was titss. in addltIo
10 being 90 torn a. 10 be highly ini,oezs, carry
ing with her bucket containing her ostensIbss
means OF living, viz rags picked mp In the
streets, with their nth stiii on them. and the
suck she gathered them with The day being
warm one made the danger the greater, aud
athough very tired, left the cars aud walked
the rect or the way, as Also did sersrai others
i have no objection 60 the law, s.irrespactive ~
color, sex. or condition." but, In Justice 20 the
eleanly community, does this Include ire
epectiye OF cecsHf cleanliness 1 know the
respectable Of both colors would exclalm l
hope not, and pray, Messrs. Editors. do all you
can 20 protect us from such q crying evil, for
certainly every ooe can D, clean.
A MANY NEAR SCRSgRIRRR
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A CouRrMARTIAL is ordered to convene at
Boston for the trial Of Lieutenant Commander
Henry b. Seely, who was found guilty, by a
court of inqniry, of neglect of duty in not Re.
porting to the captain Of his vessel acts of
cruelty to seamen perpetrated by the mastsr.at.
arms,
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THBGAIN IN INTERNAL REVENUE RRCRIPrs
The following is q comparative stat emen, in
detail of the Internal Revenue from March To
August 1868, with the corresponding months
OF the present year:
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CHANGE OF EIRM.-Acting Commissioner
Douglass has reiterated a decision which
makes an imperative rule relative 70 change
of firm as regards special tax, reassessments,
transfers and refundings, in which he says:
Every change Of firm whereby q former
partner retires from the same, or q new part.
ner is admitted. constitutes, in contemplation
Of law, a new firm, liable to new special tax
for the unexpired portion OF the year for
which the same has been paid BY the origi-
nal firm, which should be assessed from the
first day Of the month in which the change
occurs. There Is no provision in the Law BY
which q person retiring from business du.
ring the year for which he has paid the tax
can transfer his receipt to the person sue
ceeding him. 1t the case of manufacturers,
dealers, spothecartes, confectioners, butchers,
keepers of eating. houses, hotels, inns or tav-
erns, who have paid special tai as such, If,
at the time Of change Of arm. the sales, pro-
ducts or gross receipts, as the case may be,
have not exceeded $1,000, the special tax will
be refunded upon application made In proper
form If the TAX paid is that OF Wholesale
dealer, and at the time Of the change the sales
did not exceed so, coo, so or $50 will be re.
funded. according 70 whether the sales ex.
ceed $1,000 or not.
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ESTIMATE OF INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
FOR THE PRESENT FISCAL YKAR-An esti.
mate Of the internal revenue tax collections for
the current fiscal year ending June, 1870, made
by an officer Of the Treasury, is as follows
From spirits, sii.OOO,OOO; from tobacco, segars
and snuff, s3O,OOOOOO: from incomes, SC,
s35,OOO,OOOi from stamps, sl7,OOO,OOO; from all
other sources, $40, 900. Total, e167, 600 coo
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,o,n,.n oo.5h9xITlElA%Sf z ,!}y ~ P1sS.
NV. BURCHDLL,
en- corner llth md
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H.. e,.n:1 ) SS0oi xaD saoE
street, between 10th and llth sts..
where he 10 yrslared % Deks TO order BOOTS
times. Would b plssssd 70 have his eld Gus.
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.ss sscSs6: AsSsi ). 22HsS 2HssS & &siz5Ss, 4 ss% s:s
ma.: :sSRs; SRssHss s1H = s.S
for sale and rent. eheseer than eny osnet paoe,
Pennsylvania avenus. /, ,-,cu-upacu
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Valuable Lands at auction.
BY HOLMES Il MACBETH.
Auettoneers.


By virtue of an order of sale to directed by the
Hon. Geo. y. Bryan, Judge of tho United States
Di> trict Court for the District Of Souh Carolina
will offer for sale at pub bc auction Oh THURSDAY,
April %, 1859, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the old POST
Office, foot Of Broad-street, Charleston. =. G..
ALL THAT PLANTATION OF tract 0f land situ-
ate, lying and beng in Charleston District st. Sto
phens Parish, and State OF south Ga oi1na contain.
Ing sixteen hundred (l600l acres moro or less and
own as the Ten Mile House, set forth In the plead
nRs heard in the Court of Equity fol- Charleston Dis
rict IN January 1850 as OF the estate o George An.
derson deceased and also forth In said pleadipgs
as consisting OF three tracts all Of which Ia mere
plainly delineated by plat made by Andrew Gil.
mour. Deputy Surveyor, in February. 1885,
ALL THAT PLANTAl ION or Tract OF Land viii,
the dwelling house and outbuildlnas thereon oon
tanning nine hundred and sxt, ac es more or leaa
ouI sonh aR noqnding wet On 'sn q Peter Pom
He'll Role swamp east on lands Unknown, ana
north on lands Of Henry Bradley all OF which ig
more particularly set forth ana delineatad In pIat
tne5eof IN made 6y j. ,Guignard, Surveyor General.
All the right, title and interest OF John O. Rs,
Of Land the District of Charleston md ParisS "s
St. stephens near WAR Eye Ewatpn bounding portG
on on land now or late Of Joseph Rbdha1s, west On
lands OF w V. Pontoux and John Rfsdey east on
are represented IN plat thefeof, 4ladS by Antenas
b. Darby, In November. 1870. =. -nir
ALSO, AT THE sAAIa rTTu1 AND ,prAoR.
ALL THAT TRACE OF Ian D. eituath In Laurens
District South Carolina. about 10 miles south Of
Laurens Courthouse. and 'eonta ming seventy (7e)
TIC road east bv lands OF James Bryson, west by
lands OF Hogan Notes. and north on . branch
which divides IL from lands OF Miller.
stamps ,at LOiyYI NoTAIN
Assignee Of John o. Edwards ana Geo. arics.
April "A i5s'fmAthstuA6l
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Valuable City Property at AUCTION.
BY LEITCH e. BRUINS.
AucttomeoFs.


By virtue Of order Of sale to me directed by tho
Hon. Geo. g. B. yan, Judge Of the u. 8. District
Court for the District of south Carolina will ofer
for sale at public auction, at the Old PostofRoos
foot of Broad-street Charleston, g. G., on MON
DAY, April 28th 1869, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LO1 OF LAND. With the Buidinoa s-~-~
on situate on the east side u1 G.
nonspoFo, measuring ON the west line on HshIc1.
street seven feet and n,ne inches and on tSs
east line nifty feet and In depth on? the north and
South lines one hundred and thirty-eight feet NnS
two inches; bounding the north and ehst on and0
Of James Copes; to the south ON land OF Rev. Dr.
Bachman; and to the west on Ashley street
Terms-One.third cash; balance payable In twelve
months from the day OF sale, eoa,ed by bond Of
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises tho build
ngs to be insured for not less than the amount Of
LOUIS NOLAN.
Assignee OF Benjamin Ford.
HI- To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-Ihe creditors Of
BENJAMIN FORD. Bankrupt holding liens upon
the above estate whether by iud Rment otherwise.
are hereby notified tn It, under order Of court dated
April 1st 1851. they hereby 'Qured to prevs
and establish their liens before J.'t. NARPEN TER,
Esq Registrar, before April 28th or else b0
excluded from any benefit Of the sale arising under
the decree made in this case,
LOUIS NOLAN
April f3m1 Assign % OF Renjamin Ford.
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IN EQUITY.
w. Y. LEITi HI & II. 8. BRUINS,

fa", Executor, vs. Thayer, Administrator.
Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case will oer
paY p9Difc the GSahtory Sh at The o9 NOM
All that LOT OF LAND. W tn thraa storv to-: ars,s-
Dwelling situate on the south side OF eooiety.sreet
measuring and containing front Sociely-street AZ
the east and west lines I02 feet, tho came mere
or less. On the lot all the neoaasary build
idence.
Conditions-One-t third cash; balance In one. two
and three years. credit portion to be secured by bond
and mortgage bond draw ing interest at the rate
per cent per annum. The purchaser viii be rcqu1r-
ed to insure and keep insured, the preraases During
the continuance Of the credit, and assign tho policy
of Insurance. and will also be required to pay for
papers and the necessary s,amps- $50
E. w. n. MACKEY,
March IT II 25apl2,B q. q. O.
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GARDEN TRucK.- very general interest
being paid by our people TO trucking. is already
directing the attention Of business men to our sec
ton. There .s no business which requires more
experience and honest attention than Ia the sale OF
fruits and veRetablos-no produce 60 destructive
and Will 10 rapidly deprec.ate by delays or wh,ch
subjects the producer to 80 many frauds. We pub.
hsh elsewhere the card OF Messrs. Heard Young &
Co., Of New York, who have both In New York and
Norfolk had long experience In this business and
como to us hiahly recommended Eeenog that rn,toh
Of the success Of our truck farmers depends ppon
the faithful and Intelligent attention to business
upon the part z hose to whom they consign their
produce. We have no hesitation in recommending
This Arm 10 their consideration ,e<ac T0
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JOB PRINTING AT TIE News OFFICE.
have just established in connec ton with our
business. Job Printing Office, where
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness. accuracy and di,patch. This department
Of our Office is in charge of accomplished and
scientious practical printers, and our friends who
favor with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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II norable mention-Roxanna Nelson, Esther Nc
Lanard and Nancy Cabule.
Ii>tinguished for good conduct, &c--Sarah Millar,
Isabelle Goes and Mary P:ckum.
FIFTH CLAss--TEAoHER, MISS g IcaAN-s1xTy-oNE
PUPILS
Firsi prze--Ella Holloway: second prize-Julia
Palmer; third prize-Jaue White
Adams and Lizzio Smith,
Distingu'shed for good conduct &c-Hester Jones
Sarah Spencer and sarah Lee
PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures. MRS EIv1-
MA sUAREs-vICE MRS AMELIA PARKER.
FIRST CLAss-TEACHEa MRS AMELIA pARKER-r1rry-
49, FOUR PUPILS.
r rirst Prize.Samuel Salters second prze--Josepb
Grant; third prize-Elloa viii hanson.
Hoooiable mention-Henry sprung Martha Rob-
erson and Harriet Conyers "
Distinguished for good conduct and attention to
studies-George Francis, Rosena Pickering and
Louisa 81 uce
SECOND oLAss-TEAoHER, MISS FILA NIxoN-FIFTY-
TWO PUPILs.
First prize-Robert Proctor; second prize-Mar-
gar ct Smith; third prize-Pinckney Johnson
Honorable menton-C Frost Joseph
stewart and samuel Young.
Di >tinguished for good conduct and attention to
stud es-Priscilla Colman Cordelia Archer and John
Frazier
PUPILs.
First priz'--Juia Adams second prize-Clarissa
Lewis; third prize-1homas Morant.
honorable mnntiOn-Amanda Mcintosh, Emily
flol inRs and Francis Holmes.
DtstlnRu shed for good conduct and a a'tention to
studies-Margaret Holmes, Hager Campbell and
Charlotte Moore.
FOURTH CLAsS-TEACHER MISS VIRGINIA WEBB
FHTY-BEvEN PUPILS.
First pr1ze-Ehzaboth orner second prize
Elizaseth Smelling third prize-Louisa Schmidt.
Honorable mention Rosa Edwards, Martha Green
and Stephen Maxwell.
Distinguished for good conduct aud attention to
studles-Rachel smith, tdward Mccall and Marga-
ret Noise te.
FIFTH GLASS - MISS ANN MILES FIFTY FIVE
Pupils.
First prize-Emma Cease; second prize-Jefferson
Edfngs; third priZe-Wilson Edwards,
Emr
BrOughton ind Ellen Frost.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention to
studies-Elizabeth Holman, Emma simons aud Au.
gustus Forest
SIXTH oLAss-TEACHER, MISS E B1NaLEY-sIxrY-
ONE PUPILS.
First prfze-Flla Nelson; second prize Andrew
Lance: third prize-Nelson Wilson.
Honorable menuon-Mory Bacott, Mary Scott and
Rehecca Wilson.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention to
studies-Julta Washington, Jacob Edwards and
Jane Bonneau.
SEVENTH OIL OLAss-TEACHER, MISS JULIA F MAKoNEY-
SIxTY-oEE PUPILS.
First prize-Julia Washington; second prize James
EdWnrds; third priZe-RObert Reyward.
Honorable mentien-Margaret Ca, roll Rebecca
| Gross and Solomon Jenkins
Distinguished for good conduct and attention 70
studies-Wtllis johnson, Willie Williamson and Jose.
| phine Brown. '
hAahTA CLAss-TEACHER MISS J M o'NEILI-sIxTY.
gEvEN
First prize-Jane Kelly; second prize-Jeremiah
Edwards; third prize-DaDa Green.
HonoraN 1e Observation-Disclosures Blanchard John
S1nRleton and Houston White.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention tn
studes-Cece'ia Bonaparte, Alexander Payne and
Moses Brown.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-02

MUCH-NEEDED PLANK ROAD COMPLETED. -
The Baltimore steau ship line the Wando Fertilizer
" hanufactory. and the machine shops Of Messrs
John f. Taylor Co. have made the bend 70, med by
aasei, Concord and Pinckney streets, great tho
ioughfare. Being great thoroughfare it has also
become q great quagmire. almost ,mpassable to mai
or beast. This was not to be borne by the enter
pr1sing gentlemen who ca ried such an extensive
business in that neishborhoo1 and they determined
that they would have those str sets planked The
proper innuence was brought TO bear on the mum.
cpai authorities and the consequence is that
santal plank road has been laid from the corner of
EAST Bay and Hasel streets, through Hasel Concord
and Pnckney streets to the corner Of Fast Bay and
Pinckney streets This greatly facilitates business.
and that vicinity is no longer a terror to the
pedestrians and beasts of burden
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-02
March 40 mwft0tu1 Assignee Theodore stoney.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT TWAL,rEkEsORO.'
SOUTH CAROLINA

By virtue Of order to me directed by the Hon.
George S. Bryan. Judge OF United States District
Court for south Care olina, will be sold at public
outcry at Waltarboro', 8. G., on sa es. day next,
being MONDAY. the 9th day of April. 1869
All that BODY OR TRACT OF LA Nd, situated in
st. Rartholomews Parish, Collton County, &. O.,
on the south side of Edisto River, and the head
waters OF Island Creek and Red Bank Creek. Buttng
and bounding to the noIth on lands now late Of
John E. Meister Co., Peter w. Reutz and Eldred
Spell; 10 the south on lands OF M. Raysor, James
j. Jennings and John Mester l. Co east on lands
Mes'er Co.. and west on Lands of Lewis E. Linder
containing - acres
1erms-Onc-half cash; balance in one year. secur.
ed by bond of the purchaser un mortgage OF the
p,csses. Purchaser to pay assignee for neces sary
papers and STAMPS B. BIS>kLL,
Mlrch12 fms AssiQpes et Hutson ee.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 1.-Pauaion Hotel
John Fitsgerald, Oonnors. South Carolina; Jas
Wood, Mount Holly, 8 g; Elijah Bangs Boston
N A Ames, Richland; JJacobsin, Baltimore: q
Faris. New York: 81 shuler, walserboro'; M
Lee' h'ngs1ree; . 1sottles 4 7rahan, soutb
Carolina; Mrs W Sergeant, City; w 8 M,chad. w
Buser. Georgia; WhthSy Suder Colonel v
Walsh. W GirArdeau, J Brannon, suares.
Sumter: N Humhert. Ridgeville; R Easterling.
orangeburg.
Charleston Hotels G. Drew, Miss 8 Drew.
Miss e Drew. Boston Thos Atherton Mrs 3
Casey. Miss Butler, Penn.ylvania; DR.. Brocel Mann,
@ Lee. Mr. Dan Cowgirl and lady. Miss Cowgirl,
Mrs DR. ellis, New York; James Conway, Phila-
dolphin; @ Hall. Hall New York; Thomas
and two daughters. Cleaveand, Ohio: Gronerman,
Baltimore Thos Guy. Mrs W Guy, Miss Mary g
Guy, Miss Alice Gny, Boston; Jas Almy and wife, b
jacob. Dodger. New York ; Thos W Ryall, New
jersey; Alden. City B sngletary South Car
olina; M L Bonham, Edgeneld; John B Palmer. A c
Haskell, Columbia South Caro- ina Challett g T
Dearey. Augusta. Georgia L qupe, North Caro-
lima; R 4 Fraser and son, Georgetown, South Caro-.
lima; Mrs Brown and maid N Gilmore Meredith.
Baltimore; Sergeant. Jr.. Hy Bear, New York; ]
J Inerson, Clarendon: W A Cole. Mrs Ricscox, ew
York; 8 McKelvey, Sam McKelvey, Jr., Pennsylva-
mia; q Parker. Baltimore; W W Burnett Raleigh,
North Carolina; Geo Kyle, New York; A Barber
itv
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The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
MERoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
counting room at nine O'Clock this morning Single
copies five cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be filed ut the rate of two and half cents per
copy.
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Valuable Plantation at auction.
BY ALONZD j. WHITE & SON

Valuable Plantation at auction.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE & son.
Brokers, Aucft0neers and Real Estate
Agents.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed by the
Hon. Gerge 8. Bryan, udge OF the United States
Court for the District of south carolina, will Of
fer for sale, at Public Auction at the Old Postoce
foot Of Broad-street, Charleston, s. c., on TUES
DAY, the 18Th Of April. 1869, at IL O'Clock A. M,
All that PLANTATION OK TRACi OF LAND,
known as Sea side. containing 1863 acres. more or
less, and bounded on the north by lands # ME- Nc
Cants, on the east by lands of Mr. Corbett, on the
west by land Of Mr.. venntng, and OIL the south by
the sound as per plat and survey made by Robert K.
Payne, Esq., Said Land being in Christ Church Pa
rsh, County of Charlesto The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to q lease to one VIM Hook
ady for period Of five years, commencing on the
frst November, 1857. and ending on the first Novem-
ber, 1872. Annual rent $500 to to purchaser
from day OF sale.
Conditions-Une- half cash; balance payable in two
equal successive annual nstaments with interest at
the rate Of per cent per annum, payable semtan.
nually, secured by bond bonds of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of Plantation. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
LAWRENCE W, QHFAR,
March 40 mwf10tu1 Assignee theodore Stoney.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Exerciscs OF tho Annual Examination
Nu mbcr or Pupils-List OF those Dis
tinEu1shed i'm zach Glass.

The public school system OF Charleston is pro-
badly as successful that Of any city of the United
States, certainly of the South. Contending against
great obstacles in its first inception. md the most
unparalleled misforunes in the few short years of
its existence. it now stands monument TO the wis
dom of its founders, and mighty benefit to the
people Of the city. The secret of this has been a
etric regard to the character well the efficiency
Of the teachers, and rigid enforcement Of the dis
cipline of the schools. The following table shows
the total number of scholars and the number in
each school ana department.:
NOTual SCAooi. OoO
st. Phihp-street School-Male Depar.ment.2s8
Intermed department. .28l
Primary Departnaent. .593-1. liz
Meetings. rect School. ................. 3l7
Morris street school (coloredeMale De-
partment.. lou
Eom2le D6partnCut ....ZOo
Primary Del artment. 400 S93
IOai HUnlneEa .-........... .......'.'''' 1900
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ADMITTED TO PRAoTICE.-James w. Moore,
Esq of Beaufort, s. O.. admitted. on petition
yesterday, to practice in the United States Court
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Antiom Salfs.
BY MILES DRAKE

opening Sale Of the Season Of Boots Shoes and
Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY, the I'd instant I will ao,, a. 49, co..
corner of King and Lioer,, streets ' i''
$50 CASES BOOTS AND SHO Es, expressly re,eot.s
for the Southern market ~
CONSISTING PART OF:
Eases Mems Calf, Kip and Buff Peg Sol BOOTS
cases Meus Calf an ! Buff Creole Congress
cases MEMS Calf and Buff Peg Soled Broasns
Cases Mems Cali and Buff Peg -oled BAlmorals
Eases Mems Calf Slippers and MalakofYs
Cases Boys and Youths Brogans and Bslmorals
Cases Ladies' serge Congress. eilk Gor,nR
Cases Ladies' Serge and Morocco Polish Soots
Cases Ladies' Kid slippers md Dusktns
Cases Women's Goat and Buff Peg Soled Balmorals
3tO and too
Cases Misses eerRe Congress and Kid Polish Boots
Cases childrens Goat, Plain aud silverTip Bootees.
ALSO,
80 cases 800 dozen) Mems and Boys Blaok Pearl.
Br wn and Nutria, Alpine, Senator. Comic, Plan.
ter's Young Amclic and Kentucky Eats.
40 ABOVE stock just received direct from Manu-
facturers, to be sold their account without re-
serve April q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-02
BUSINEss N0rIOEs.

FoR CHERAw AND THE PEKDEE.-The steam
or General Manigault is receiving freight as above
at South Commercial wharf, and will sail tom orrow
morning. Apply to shackelSord Kelly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-02

PERsoNAL.-Ex- Governor Bonham is in town
and staying at the Charleston Hotel.
The English papers state that General Ripley,
'who fred the first gun at Fort sumter" is bank
rupt in London for about 5000 900.