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Valuable Lands at Auction. - >
BY HOLMES u MACBETH,
Auct1OnoorB.

10 virue of An order of sale to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. $. Bryan, Judge Of the United StateS
District Court for the District OF Souh Carolina,
will offer for sale ut public auction. ON
Ap,.I 49, 1869, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the old Posts
Office, foot Of Broad-street Charleston. :. O.,
ALL THAT PLANTATION or taci Of land sitr-
ate, lying and being In Charleston District st. Ste-
phen's Parish and State OF south Ca olina contain
r. own as the Ten Mile House, set forth In the plead
ngs heard In the Court OF Equity for Charleston DIS
trct in January, 1861 OF the estate OF George An
derson deceased and also set orh In said pleadings
as consisting OF three tracss 81! OF which ls mere
plainly delineated by plat made by Andrew Gil
mour, Deputy Surveyor, IN February, 1856.
ALSO,
ALL THAT PLANTAl ION or Tract Of Land, With
the dwelling house and outbuildlnas thereon, COLI
tanning nine hundred and sixty aeies more or less,
butting and bounding west on lands Of Peter Pom
tou1 south on lar ds Of W. Y. Ponpoux and Little
He'll Hole swamp, east on lands unknown, ana
more particularly set forth and deltneated In plat
thereof, made BY J. j. duignard, Surveyor.Generals
In December. 1900.
All the right, title and interest Of John O. I'd
wards Of in and to all that PLANTATION or Traot
OF Land in the District Of Charleston, and Parish Of
st, Stephens near Wall Eye swamp, bounding north
on land now or late OF Joseph Rodhans, west on
lands of WV. PonIou1 and John Bradley. east on
estate OF Elias Bsll having such form and marks -
are represented In plat thereof made by Antenas
b. Darby, in November. 1sN. -
ALSO, AT THE SAME TINE AID PLACE,
ALL THAT TRACI OF La D, situate In Laurens
District South Carolina, about 10 miles. south OF
Laureps Courthouse, and conta ming seventy f7o)
acres more or less, bounded on the north BY pub
lie road. east bv lands OF James Bryson, west BY
lands OF Hogan Notes, and north ON orancn
which divides 1t from Iands OF Miller.
Terms cash. Purchaser to Jay for papers and
stamps. LOUiN ucLAIN,
As4ign-e of John o. Edwards and Geo. drics
Apri12 fm4thstuAl
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GARDEN TRUoK.-The very general interest
being paid by our peop.e TO trucking, is already
directing the attention of business men to our se"-
ton. There Is no business which requires mora
experience and honest attention than In the sole oil
fruits and yegetablcs-no produce 30 destructive
and will 30 rapidly deprecate by d"lays, or which
subjects the producer to 80 many frauds. We pub
lish elsewhere the card of Messrs. Heard Young l.
Co., of New York, who have both in New York and
Norfolk had long ex ,erieuce In this business. aud
come to us hi.hly recommended Feeiug that much
of the success OF our truck farmers depends upon
the faithful and Intelligent attention to busness
upon the part hose to whom they ccnsisn their
produce, we have no hesitation In recommending
this firm to their considers ion
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q norable moutinp-Roxanna Nelson, Esther Nc
Iainard and Nancy Cabule.
distinguished for good conduct, &c--Sarah hlitar'
Isabelle Coles and Mary P!ckum
FIFTH cLAss--TEAcHER, MISS G LcGAN-sIxTX-osE
Firs prize--Flla Holloway; second prize-Juha
Palmer; third priZe--Jaue White.
Honorable m,.nhon-Charlotte Hupson, ErIS
Adams and Lizzie Smith.
Distinguished for good conduct, &c-Hesier JONES'
Sarah Spencer and sarah Lee.
PRIMARY OPAL, MRS ELVl-
MA sUAREs-vICE, MRS AMELIA PARKER.
FIRST cLAss-TEAcHFR, MRS AMELIA PAREER-FHTY-
FOUR PUPILS.
First prze-Samue >alters second prize-Joseph
Grant; third prize-Elle1 vii hanson.
Hoooiable menton-Hcnry Spring, Martha Rod
erson and harriet Conycrs.
Distinguished for good conduct end attention to
studies-George Francis, Rosena Pickering and
Louisa Bi uce.
SECOND CLASS TEACHER, MISS ELL, NIxoN-FHTY.
TWO TUPILs.
First prize-Robert FNctor; second prize-Mar-
gales Smith; third prize-piuckne2 johnson.
Honorable mention -Catharine Frost. Joseph
Siewirt and >amnel Young.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention to
stud es-Priscilla Colman Cordeiia Archer and John
Frlz"r.
THIRD cLAss-rEAcRER MISS L cHApLrN-fIFTy-
THREE PUPILS.
First priz,-Julia Adams (; second prize -Clarissa
Lewis; third prIze-Thomas Morant
honorable m ,ntion-amanda Mcintosh, Emily
Ilol in9s and Francis Holmes.
Dlstiucu shed for good conduct and attention to
studies-Margaret Holmes, Hsger Campbell and
Charlotte Moore.
FOURTH cLAss-TEAoHER, MISS VIRGINIA WEBB
FIFTY-sEvEN PUPILS.
First prize-Eh1abeth orner second prize
Ezapeth Smelling third prize-Louisa Schmidt
Honorable mentlon-Rosa Edwards, Martha Green
and Stephen Maxwell.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention to
studles-Rachel smith, Edward Mccall and Marga.
| ret Noise to.
! FIFTH GLASS MISS ANN " MILES : FHTYFvE
First prizs-Emma Cease; second prze-efersou
| EdinRs; third prize-Wilson EDWARDS.
| Honorable mention = John Lawrence, Emm7
Broughton nd Ellen Frost.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention tc
studies-EIizabeth Holmun, Emma simons and Au
| gustus Forest.
SIXTH cIAss-TEAcHER. MISS BraLEY-s1rY
| ONE PUPILS
| First prize-Flla Nelson; second priZe-AndreH
| Lance; third prize-Nelson Wilson.
Honorable menion-Mary Bacott, Mary Scott and
| Rebecca Wilson.
Distinguished for good conduct md attention t
studes-Julia Washington, Jacob Edwards ane
Jane Bonneau.
SEVENTH oI,ss-TEAoHER, M1ss JULIA MAHoNEY-
| srITY.oNE PUPILS.
First prize-Julia Washington; second prlze-Jame
Edwards; third prize-Robert Bey%ard; :u no,.o.,
Honorable meptiop-Nnrsaret 'roil, heoecet
| Cross and Solomon jenkins.
Distinguished for good conduct and attention t
studies-Willis johnson, Willie Williamson and jose
phine Brown.
EIGHTH cLASs-TEAcHER, MISS N o'NEILI-sr4TY
| sEvEN PUP Is.
First prizs-Iane Kelly; second prize-Jeremiai
Edwards; third prizp-Diapa Green.
Honora le menton-'a:harine Blanchard Johl
Singleton and Hous on White.
Distinguished for go., conduct and attention t
stud'es-ceceli. 1onaparte Alexander Payne an
| Moses BrCwn
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MUCH-NEEDED PLANK Road COMPLETED. :
The Baltimore steamship line. the wando Fertilizer
anufactory. and the machine shops OF Messrs.
John F. Taylor l. Co. have made the bend fo med by
Hasel, Concord and Pinckney streets, great tho
loughfare. Being great tnoroughfare 1t has also
become grelt qu1SmIre. almost impossible to man
or be1st This was not to be borne by the enter
prism. gentlemen who ca ricd on such IN extensive
business in that neishborhooJ, and they Determined
that they would have those air let's planked. Tine
proper influence was orough. 10 bear on the muni.
cipal authorites and the consequence is that SUBJ
stantal plank road has b.on laid from The corner OF
East Bay and Easel sireets through Hasel. Concord
and PInckney streets to the corner of East Bay and
Pnckncy.s streets. This greatly facilitates business,
aud that vicinity is now no longer terror to the
pedestrians aud beasts of burden.
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REVIVAL OF THE CIry CREDrr.-The City Of
Charleston yesterday resumed the payment Of in
tereet on its debt. which has been suspended since
January, 1857 The interest for the quarter ending
April 1st 1867 wac paid in certificates OF indebted
ness receivable in payment OF taxes. Sin that
time the interest has been funded The interest fer
the quarter crding April 1st 1852 was paid yeser-
dayin nonty, aud with proper economy in the man.
ageInent of the city affairs there is no reason why
it should not be paid regularly hereafter.
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JOB PRINTING AT THr NEWS OFFIcE--F

JOB PRINTING AT THE NEWS OFFIoE.-tor
the accommodation of our friends and the public
We have lust established, in connection with oui
business, q job Printing Office. where we are no"
nrenared to execute all kinds of job printing WITH
choapaess. accuracy and di izpatch This department
OF our Office is in charge of accomplished ana COLI
scientous practical printers, and our friends who
favor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tusl and careful execution.
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pv virtue of an order to mo directed by the Hon;
George S Bryan, Judge Of Ual.sa s:-..es District
Court ... . outh Carolina, will be sold at public
outcry at walterboro g. c.. on q es,oaJ ne1''
being MONDAY. the 9th day OF April. 1859.
All that RohY OR TRACT OF LAND, situated In
on the south side Of Edisto River, and on the head
waters OF Island Creek and Rcd Bank Creek. Butting
and bounding to the north Ga lanss now or i, late OF
John E. Meister Il Co., Peter ". Reutz ana sloreo
Spell; 10 the south on lands of Mr. Raysor, James
J.. jennings and John Meister & Co east on lands
of the saw Mill Company" now or late OF John E.
Meis,cr L Co.. and west on Lands OF Lewis E Lnder,
containing - acres.
Ierms-Onc-half cash; balance In one year secur-
ed by bond of the purchaser AMI mortgage OF tue
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee Tor necessary
naners and stamps. B. BIs>ELL,
MIrch 12 f1n8 Assignee OF Hutson lee.
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TIE NEW JURY LAw.-We publish this morn
ing ore of the most important acts Of the last ses'
sion of the Legislature. the chief object OF which
seems to be to get many negroes as white people
on eyory jury. The means adopted to That end will
be best understood bS reiding the act.
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IN EQUITY. l.- 4.
w. Y. LEITt I'll & Il. 8. BRUINS.
AuctfOneers, ---..J ) !.

Fair, Executor, Us. 2hayer, Administrator.
Pursuant to Decre1 Order in this case, will onsr
at public outcry, at,he Oo customhouse on NOM
DAY, the 9th Of April, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, -,
All that LOT OF LAND, with three story Brick
Dwelling situate on the south side OF societysreet
measuring and containing front on society.street ~
feet and on the back line A feet and In depth ON
the cast and west lines i02 feet, be the same mera
or less On the lot are all the necessary build
ings usual to comfortable and we'll appointed req
idence. -.
Conditions -One.third cash; balance In one. TWO
and three years. credit portion to be secured by bona
and MORTGAGE bond draw ing interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum. The purchaser will be requir-
ed to insure and keep insured, the premises during
the continuance of the credit and assign the policy
Of insurance, and will also be required to pay for
papers and the necessary stamps.
e. ". n. MACKEY, -.
March IT 1725apl2,6 b. q. o.
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Valuable City Property at AUCTION.
BY LEITCH Il BRUINS,
Auct1oneeIs.

By virtue Of IN order Of sale to me directed by tho
Hon. Geo. g. B. yam, Judge of the o. 9. District
Court for the District Of South Carolina, w1n oner
foot of Broad-street Charleston, g. G., on MoH-
DAY, April 2eth. 1868, at IL O'Clock A: n,
All that LOT OF LAND. With the Buildings there
nonsboro' N easuring on the west limo ON Ashley
street fcry-seven feet and nine inches, and on the
east line fifty feet, and In depth on the north and
south lines one hundred and thirtytight fest aad
two inches; bounding to The north :ad east ON lands
of james c6pes; to the soulh on land OF Kew. III
Bachman; and TO .ae west on Ashley,street.
Terms--Ssne.thi cash; balance PAYABLE In re e
:aouths from the day OF sale, secured oy p9nd 81
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises; the build.
ipgs to be insured tor not less than the amount Of
the bond, and the policy ass'gpssai. i5ii9i
LOUIS NOLAN,
ASSIGNEE OF BAafamin Ford
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 1.-Pdpaion Hotel
John Fitzgerald, oonnors, South Carolina: Jas
NJ Wood, Mount Holly. 8 G.; Elijah Bangs. Boston
MA D Amss, Richllnd; JJacobsln, baltimore; q
Faris. New York; shuler, Walterbcro'; II
] Lee, Kingstree; Nettles. n Graham, South
Carolina; Mrs Sergeant. City; W Michad,
a Svi-.t--.r Svic-. colorel
Walsh, " Girdrdeau, J p Brannon, Suares
Sumter; Humbert, Ridgeville; 3 Easterling,
orangeburg.
CharIeston HoteL.-S G. Drew, Miss NJ 8 Drew
Miss Drew. Bo,tnn Thos I Atherton, Mrs
Casey, Miss Buur, Penn. ylv inia; DR.. Brocel Mann
q Lee. Mr. Dan Cowglll and lady. Miss Cowgirl
Mrs DR. Ellis, New York; James Conway, Phila-
delphia; G Hall. Hall. New York; Thomas
and two daughters. Cleaveland, Ohio; Gronerman
Baltimore Thos Guy. MIS- VI Guy. Miss Mary G
Guy, Nile Alice Guy, Boston; Jas Almy and wife, r
J Jacob, Dod9er, New York Thos W Ryall, New
jersey; A Alden, City r L slngletary. South Car
olins; Bonham, Edgeaeld; John Palmer,
HASKELL Columbia, South Caro- ina J Chalett
Dearey. Augusta. Georgia d 9upe. North Caro-
lima; Fraser and SOD. Georgetown, South Caro-
lima; Mrs Brown and maid. N Gilmore Meredith
Baltimore e Sergeant Jr.. by Bear. Now York; !
J Inerson, Clarendon; W cole. Mrs Hicscox, reW
York; S McKelvey Sam McKel,cy, Jr., Pennsylya
mia; Parker, Baltimore; " " Burnett, Raleigh
North Carolina; Geo Kyle, New York; b Barber
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CLUBS AND SraRs.-Thc Following are the
cases disposed of yesterday betoro the Mayor:
James Hogan. whi e. drunk and lying down in
the street. Fined 50.
Augustus rcas and Josephine Givens. colored,
fighting in the street. Fined S. each.
E. Henry. white. for driving loaded wagon
through Kingstreet and refusing to turn of when
told to do so. Fined So.
t.wm. h. Kennedy. drunk I'd disorderly in the
street. Fined S5.
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AUCTION SALES THIS d. Y.

Kxor D.r.y& Co. will Sell ut 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom. corner of Meeting and Wentworth
streets, contents of barrocn. and household farni'
ture. Ill =. IN o,c,oc,s at
hid salesroon, Broad-str ct, horses, furniture &c
MrTrs DnAKE wiil sell at 10 o'clock, III bis store
corner King and Liberty streets. splend assort'
ment of boots, shoes and brogaas. ~,
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at io CclOih, o;tra - ~ r''
saesroo Nj. eting street, groceries, furniture &C.
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THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
xpac1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine o'clock this morning Single
comics five cents Orders for ten copies and over
will be aled at the rate Of two and half cents per
c0nv
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PERSONAL 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 100000.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR CHERAw AND THE PEEDEE.-The steam
er General Maniguuls Is receiving freight as above
OF South Commercial wharf, and will sail tom orrov
morning. Apply to shacselford Kelly.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THEp DAILY NEWS
sEJNc TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cocNJzED AS HsVING THE LARGEST CIR
CITATION IN THE CITT OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN THE PoSToFFyCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoElS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToEFIcE LAW
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LARaE SALES OF REAL EsrAIE.-A. O.
McGiIEvray, real estate agent. No. 20 Broad-street
sold yesterday for Sheriff Maekey, under DEGREES in
equity the following property: farm of three hun
dred and thirty ao.es, six miles from Mount Pleas
ant Village, which Is opposite the city, on the sea
shore for s2350. plantation of twenty-si1 hum
dred and thirty.six acres. in St. Thomas Parish,
With new dwelling. &C., for sll,sco venniDg's
WHAT, on east side Of the city, foot Of Laurens'
street, for $4,000. The schooner Lark for 1925
Mules for s155 to s1So each Terms for the real es
tate ops-third cash. balance in one and two years.
By Leich Bruns-Wooden building. on lot
thirty.five by one hundred and tweaty feet No.
26 Marsh.sreet fer ss75; one-hslf cash. and balance
in one wear --------s - - -
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TIE THEATRE-JoHN TEMPLEToN's OPERETTA
TRouPE.-An immense house groetvd the appear
ance of the long lookedfor female operetta troupe
last night The pieos of the evening, 'stars of the
Night" afforded many opportunities for display Of
the peculiar charms Of the company, and the per.
formers evnced the greatest ann and tact In making
the best Of all the advantages thus afforded. The
programme will be varied every night, but there
viii be no falling of in the attractions offered.
We are requested to state that new leader Of the
orchestra is expected Immediately.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcr1oE.-James W. Moore
Esq of Beaufort, S. c.. was aduitted on Pe'ioo1
Yesterday, TO practice in the United States Court.
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Assignee OF BENJAMIN Ford.

% To WHOM IT NAY coNcrRx-1he creditors OF
the above estate whether by Judgment otherwise,
are hereby notified til It. under order of Court dated
April 1st 1861. they are hereby quired to prove
and establish their liens before ]. q. OARPRNTER,
ESQ Registrar on OF before April 26Eh. or else bo
excluded from any benefit Of the sale arising under
Louis NOLAN.
April2 f8m1 Assig1 ee OF Benjamin Ford.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, APRII. 1-HoN.
GEO. s. BRYAN PRESIDING The order OF 25th
November 1863 in the case OF K. P. Hammer, in the
matter OF Ihoma; .-kew, was resciuded, and ORDER
Of 18th November, 1868. substituted: assignee be-
fore distribution of funds shall call III H. creditors
VINO shall prove claims before Registrar Carpenter
OIL or before th. 18th april 1869. James W. David
SOD, of Richl nd. was finally discharged In bank
ruptcy. Jhe petition of Jacob A. Wolfe for order
on c. D. Glover assignee of William Kuotts,
was referred 10 Registrar Ca peuter and reference
TO be held without reasonable notice. The petition
of G. f. Ryan, assignee. for sle of real estate was
referred to Registrar Carpenter. who shall call in
lien creditors by ?6th APRIL 1t was ordered that A..
H Ford. assignee of E. P. Williamson, bank
ruut. roy fifty dollars to ". W. Harllee,
for professional services. TillnIan A. Clark
Was approved of as assignee. Registrar Carpenter
-epor,ea fayorably on tie petition ct II. L. Wbin
trnstee to establish and torcclo>e mortgage
AGAINST BENJAMIN Ford, and the assignee was Or
cred to sell, &C., ana pay lien. G. H. West creditor
Of los ". Sesbrook bankrupt. was allowed 10 set up
a Lien against N. VIM. Jervey Trustee, was allowed
to act up lien against Rorer, bankrupt The Reg
istTfs report on tto OF Asa Godbold, Ordinary
In the matter OF g. GasQue. was ordered to be h!ed
The petition ot VIM Matthiessen, agent to establish
lien against Nathaniel Hayward. bankrupt, was re-
referred TO Registrar Carpenter to report.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The prayer meetings
in St Johns Lutheran Church, conducted by Rev.
". ". Hicks will be resumed this evening Service
at eight O'Clock.
The Savannah pspers state that the German Fire
Company, this city will visit that city on the frs
of next month the OCCASION Of the annual parade
of the Savannah Fire Department
Ibe census of our city is soon to be taksn. No
thing is more needed than reliable directory.
The last day for paying the city taxes ssOcOo were
paid In.
P Buchheit won o pair of castors. ]. Lafar and
lawrence Hendricks each hne fan, az the prone
made concert and gift enterprise last night.
The vacation of the puolic schools begins to-day,
and will last until the third Monday in April
Yesterday the reorgapiza ion of the police went
into operation; the command at the Upper Wards
guardhouse transferred to the main guardhouse;
the upper wards will hereafter only have station.
house. to which the proper force will be sent regu-
larly.
little boy fell in we'll in lot on Qcecu-street.
day before yerterday, and put for the presence Of
companion he would have been drowned.
A number OF persons fell victims to the teegraphic
lunch and the w,re-walkins cf Professor Bond
both April ,ol ''dodges" of HE NEWS.
Several of the teachers in tho public schools yes
terday distributed private presents TO diligcnt and
proficient scholars
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAT

-.. MEETINGS THIS DAT.
Eagle Fire Company, at 2. 81.
charies,on Steam Fire Company of Axmen, at
P. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at halfpast P NJ.
NJ. A. and P. A. at 8 p. NJ.
Marion Lodge, OF 8 P. NJ.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Nu mber OF Pupils-List of those DIS
tfnguishcd In Zach Class.

The public school system OF Charleston IS pro-
badly as successful that Of any city OF the on'eu
tates, certpnly of the South. Contending ag'ihst
great obstacles in its first inception. and the most
unnaraleled rnisfortunes in The few short years OF
its existence. it now stands monumental the WIS.,
dom of 1t. founders, and mighty oeneht 70 the
people of the city. The secret OF this has oeen
strict regard to the character us well as the tncency
of tho teachers and rigid eDf rcement ci toe ois'
cipline of the schools. The following table SHOWS
the total number of scholars and the nu"oef LII
each school and department:
rlC-mRl SchOOl. .....''. -. - 60
St. Ililip-street school-Male Department. ao'
Intermediate DEPARTING Mt. 40
Primary Depat.%len, - 3l7
Morri.cst school tco!oreol-Maie De- ,eo
partmcLt.. ...'''.''''''' ,so
Primary Del artmeni i..........''''
-g-l- st.Ar
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Valuable Plantation at AUCTION.
RY ALONZn J. WHITE & son.
Brokers, Auctioneers and Real Estate

Brokers, AuCtlOnecES tauu ENcaA n'StatC
...-.. Agents.
By virtue of an order of sale 10 directed by the
Hon. Gerge s. Brsan, udge Of the United States
Court for the District Of south Caroline, vii or
fer for sale, at Public Auction, at the Old Postomce
foot of Broad-street, Charleston, 3. c.. ON TUES
DAY, the 18Th OF April. 1859, OF II o'clock A. M,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
known as Sea side. containing 1lbs acres. more or
less, and houpded on The north BY lands q Mr NC NC
west BY land of MI veuning, and Oh the south by
the sound patana survey made BY Robert o.
risb County of Charlesio :. The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to lease to one VIM. AosE,
ady for period Of five years, commencing on the
frst November, 1867 and ending on the first Novem-
her, 1874 Annual rent $500 ito accrue to purchaser
from day OF ssle.
Conditions-On half cash; balance payable in two
esnal successive annual instruments with interest at
the rate of per cent payase SCI sem,an
nuay secured ny ponI os plantation Purchaser to
pay for papers and stapns: ou,,.,
N5orcb 90 rnuf10tT1l Assignee heOdore Stoney.