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UNDER DECH,iiEH IN EQUITY.

.--- .lHs,c7leN o.. Guf11e7 =. .-I:.r.
be sold; under the direction Of the undsrstghe at
the old Custom House, in this city. on TuEaDAYths
18th d.y Of Janusry, 1867, 1t II O'Clock; a M ~
l. All that HOUSRsANDiLQT, bn the south side OF
Beputain street in thiR city, known by the number 81
and measuring in front said street ty:avef20
feet, and in depth t0 fes more OF less Bounding
east by land Of g. Garden; west land Of Holloway;
Olncy, - -. - =; :; =, az :-,si:.Y
movements thereon situate on the north West.
sreet In this city and measuring in front on
thirty.dye 1867 feet and In depth one hundred and !
4O feet nors or less Bounding to tho north Ind
now or ate OF Richard Holloway TO the sonth on Hees
TO the west on land ate the property OF tue es
tate Of John 7. Braelsy I. = - r. -.
Tsrms-One-thrd cash; balance IN three successive
and mortgage Of the prenises with nteroat OF
sale, payable Annually. Buildings to be insured and
49,. f' - 80, JANIS TUPPER,,
1,nu.rys tut Maatsr In Equity.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
JOSEPH BOOK,
tFoRMERLY WITH JOHN MooD,)
Manufacturing JGWell6r and SllVGrsmlth,

1NFoRMs HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBIC THAT
! he has takon rooms in Beaufan street, near near Ains
t., the rear Of the establishment OF Messrs "lnan a.
Manufacturing or Repairing any description OF JeWey
or Siyerware ut the shortest notice
Masonic Jewels in sets or sngy furnished 70 orusr.
.nSo,,L.r IN - mWf2mo
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Residence in Coming street.
BY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSUREs

At TT1s15f pssIRAD1E BRICK situate on tic
east ode Of Coming street. and known by the No. 49,
containing six upright rooms dressing rooms pantry
private stair and pSzzaa On the premises arc sscx
front Nv 15O feet deep Apply, ~ above, at
January IL fmTG NO. rs BROAD SIkESl.
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Boots and Ssoes 10 close Consignment.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock Will be Bold At my store,
corner Of King md Liberty streets,
: 80 Gases BOOTS AND SHOES. to closs sendgDmsne,
consisting Of 5st9'i1iis
Cases CENTS GALE BOOTS
Cases Gents Calf Congress-
Cases Gents Calf and ZIP Bslmorala
Cases Gsnta Calf and Kip Brogans
CaseR Boys Calf Congress 5s55.zFz=
Cases Ladies' Polish Boots -
Cases Ladies Goat Balmorala
Cartoons Ladies', MsseG and Childrsns Congress Bal
MORALS &c. -e5ff -. -
Immediately after the sale Of the above will soil
varied assortment Of DRY GOODS, Gensa' Fur11ahing
Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Clothing, &c. z.;.;st..
Terms caAh. Sslo positive. january ID
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A Fact Worth knowing.
Tho best investment for invalid, who sutsrs from
debility loss Of appetite. IL bottle Of PKHns Ho-
patio Btters, ss 1t WILL bs to give re Fer sas by
all Druggists. -
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. . .

Strain gs. Lir1ela0uje. y.
Will be aod under tho direction OF tho underanedst at
the old Custom House, in this city, on TUESDAY, the
2cta day Of January. 1867, At II o'clock A. y
l. All that LOT OF LAND on the 1osr stab OF Lime
houre etrset III this city, known BY the number on
the Dian Of the lands Of Robert Lmehouse and measr
Ing On Iiuaehouae street l37} feet and In
donh one hundred and five feet es fee moro OF lena
e. = ALSO, -, -zz-=1.#.5.-
:. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above ON the
sonsh, of the sane dimensions, and known by tho
number Q, on the same plsn. -
5 AISo,
8. All that LOT OF LAND on the north stdo OF Tradd
street, known by the number 81, o. the plan Of the
Iimehouss Lands.
ALSO,
4. All tha. LOT OF LAND adjoining the above ON the
west and known by the numbar 50. --5.s-ss;is
ALSO, :.
g. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the Last shove ON
the vest, and known by the number ss
.Terma-Onc-hfrh cash; balance IN 1ys equo1 sacces,
siye secured by bond Of tho purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises with interest fro1 day OF SALE
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papora:
N.. fN' -. - JAMES TUPPAR,
5.nr,rv tuf Ma8ter in EQuley.'
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HJr Every patron obtains Watcn ny LIS arI0nRe-
u.1t coating but 80, whilo it may be worth ST5o no
Partially shown. .-GA ,,--rc
M Essbs j. HIcXLISe Co.'S GRHAT UNION " ATcH CO.,
New York City, wish to immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent Stock Certificates naming aEuc.es .h n1e
articles named on their certificate. upon payment OF len
Doara wllethor it be Watch worth 5U or one worth
t% art;cs named thereon upon payment irrespective
~ its worth and as no article valued less than STU 10
named on any certificate it will atoncu be seen that tbs
r. no Lottery, but legitimate trans
mtion which mag be participated in even by the most
fastdious. ,-a.,z=-o,t ,7
single Certificate will bo sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt of as cena 1--WE 81, eleven for 81 thirty
- roe and elegant prrmiam for g. sxty-.i1 and more
uabe premium for $40, ono hundred sud most superb
STn ten for SIS 10 Agents or those Wishing
ts is rare opportunity 1t is legitimaely conducted
duly authorized by the Government, and open
tn tn, most careful scrutiny: Try Us
Add, res. j, HlC x IL @
1N 1A" M, 81 :sru.1WeY. x r..
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Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAs.-The. Court met at 10 A. H., pursuant to
adjournment, Judge T. N. DAwK1Ns presiding.
Tie Grand Jury having answered to their names,
the following bills we're presented, which were re-
turned with the findings:
The State us. Thos. Harrington-murder True
Bill.
The State Us. VIM. ]. Gilfllin- -embezzlement.
No Bill.
The State Us. Angelo Mauro, Jno. B. Fatalco and
Yengenzo Ottojano-afson. No Bill.
In the case Of the State cs. DANIEL JENKINS, for
murder, the prisoner was arraigned and plead mot
guilty, and the trisl was fixed Tor Thursday, jan
=uary "a.
Tho case OF. the State us. Isabella Clark (color-
ed), for burglary, was then taken up. T.. w.
SpRATT, r. W. SEYMOUR, and SAMUEL LORD, Jr.,
Esqrs., appeared for the defence, and the Attor-
ney General for the prosecution. After number
of challenges the Jury was organized, and Mrs.
MARY GALLOWAY being sworn, deposed that she
kept store at No. 1877 King street, in connection
with her mother, and was living there at the time
of the burglary. They had missed number Of
articles constantly, but on the day in question had
put 1926 aside for the purpose Of paying note.
$50 Of this amount was missing the next morning.
That night isabella being sick) she went to her
room to carry her some physic, and while there
noticed shirt and some other articles that be-
longed to the store her suspicious being aroused,
the woman was sent out the next morning, and,
while absent, her room was searched. Anumber
Of missing articles were found concealed in her
bed, also some false keys with which she obtained
access to the store. Tho woman slept over the
kitchen and could only obtain access to the store
at night.
Mrs CHUPEN substantiatod the testimony OF tlc
first witness in every particular, and said that she
was present at tho search and identified the arti-
cles found and those brought into court as Q part
s OF Mrs GAILowAY's stock. She also testified tc
having found the bunch of keys that we're used to
open the different locks.
The Attorney General waived the burglary, the
larceny being made out. The opposite counsel ac.
scepted the proposition, and the case was submit
ted to the jury without argument, who returned
verdict Of guilty Of petty larceny
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ao lot measurcs AZ feet front BY 31 faot deep, and
115 foet Geep on back line. Apply .. above. at
1pn,,,ry Il taf4 No. 23 BROAD STRERT.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To OUR SuBscR1BxRs.-We would call the atten
ton Of those who arc indebted to us throughout
the country that the old year is closing and thoir
accounts are not yet settled. The prico OF sub
scription is not large and will not be missed rom
their plethoric pockets. The first OF January mas
long been celebrated as day set apart for closing
old accounts and wo would not have our friends
depart from this tinle-honorcd CUSTOM Money Is
the motive power Of every enterprise, and news
papers gro no exception, and we respectfully ask
our country subscr bcrs to cash up and commence
the new year with q clear record.
JULIAN A. SELBy, ESQ, editor and proprietor of
the Columbia Plonir, is in the city, and is stop
ping at the Mills House.
WE HAVE received from De LACY, Of the Mills
House News Stand, sEregy Saturday." De
I.scr always keeps the very best and latest liter
airy productions
WE HAvE received from the publishers, Messrs.
VAN EyR1, HoRToN s. Co., New York. copy OF
the Democratic Almanac" for 1867. It is full OF
yery valuable statistical information, and is use-
full rade Hsecosrn.
ArAmeeti.. Of the Board of Fremasters, held
on Wednesday evening, January 16, the following
gentlemen were elected:
hr. cHAs. P. AIMAR. Third Assistant | Chief
Mr. B. NJ. STROBEL. Clerk and superintendent
Mr. r. C. SMOKES, Pump Contractor.
90.
UNDER THE recent Act of the Legislature incor-
poratng Kingstree, the following officers were
elected to the Offices named, VIZ:
SAMUEL W. MAURICE. Interdant :,
WARpExs.-JOHN G. PRESLEY. G. P. NELSON, N.
SCHUAISS, W. ". WARD.
FRE-An alarm sounded last evening, about
o'clock, that Benefits Mill was on fire, brought out
the firemen who rushed to the scene OF actlon
only to find their energies uselessly expended ana
they returned homowards with diminished speed.
Later in tho evening it was reported that . chln-
nov in Magazine street was on fire. 1t was soon
extineuished, and the alarm was not sufficient to
bring out the engines.
TIE SuPERNTENDENT Of the Northeastern lsall-
road Company has our thanks for kind remenl'
brance Of our editorial wants. Knowing that the
monotony Of long and UNMARRIED city life tends TO
dull the faculties, he has CONSIDERABLY sent us an
invitation to take occasional ride into the coun-
try, and see for ourselves the progress our friends
in the rural parts are making.
like courtesy has been extended us by the
Superintendent of the Greenyille and Columbia
Railroad Company.
100. FAT the annual communication OF the
Grond odpe of the State of South Carolina; the
following Brothers were installed into their re-
spective Offices:
P.a.M. RICHARD CALDWELL. n ". g. NJ.
P. g. R. n. MCDOWELL, R. W. D. G. d.
p G. ). +. SPECK, II. D., B. W. g. ". .
p G. Rev. L. C. LOYALL, r. ". G. Chaplain
p G. II. John II. HONOUR, Jr.. II. D., B. W. 6, Sec
retary.
P. G. III. WILLIAM THAYER, R. ". G. Representa-
tive. |
p g. JOHN T.. MILLIGAN ". G. Marshal.
P. g. R. F. DIVER, ". G. Conductor
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PRIVATE SALES.

~ Pr:note Sole or 10 Lease fora Term Of Years.
r. 1aoss rGIuablc Rice and Sea Island Cotton, .,
Plsnte:ioa on Pom Pon Riyer
HI CLIFFORD u MATElAWEs,:..
zeal Estate ascn4assNo. 81 BEond street.
coatauinp 1900 acrcs-s0a acres cleared and under
banE sCa acres high lana-al in good order and now
resdy planting Buildings to @ M so ,aa
atucE nd fists, &C. -. = -,
foc s-srn1, tsrn!l, CO. "tp'' .rawfB
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE I'm THE
COUNTRY.
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THE K1NosrREr FnE.-It will bo seen, by refer

THE KINasTREE FRE.-H will be seen by refer
ence to an extract in another column from the
Star, that the sheriff and jailor Of Williamsburg
District were arrested by order of Gen. soorT,
Military Commandant, pro tenn, in South Caro-
lima. This arrest, We believe, is for alleged crimi-
| nal carelcssness and neglect of duty.
The AMERICAN Law REVIEW January, 1867 Boston,
Little, Brown Co.
Contents /. wallace's Report; q Theories Of Recon.
structon 8. Estates upon Condition; L. Luther Martini
Digest OF English Law Reports; G. Digest OF LAWS in
U. : Supreme Court; I. Selected Digest of American
state Reports; 8. Book Notices; g. List OF Law Books
published since 1st September, 1866; TO- Summary Of
Events.
:. We take pleasure in recommending this work to
members of the Bar, both for what it is and what
it is not; both because it contains great deal Of
law and because it contains no politics. It gives
the earliest notice, in condensed for OF decisions
in this country and England; it permanently re-
cords many which will never be reported, and, in
the last three articles, gives great deal Of inter-
esting information in regard to books and matters
connected with the law, while the original articles
arc not Of much value to the profession they will be
found to possess merit. That upon Reoonstruc-
ton, BY HURD, the author Of .Habeas Corpus,
may not present palatablo conclusions, but is writ
ten in ajudicial spirit and the review Of Wallaces
Report is q just rebuke Of the fippancy Of the
present facetious and unreliable reporter Of the
Supreme Court OF the United States. The critic,
however, fails to object to the opithot "Corsair"
invariably applied to the Alabama by Mr. Wall
LACE, who, in doing so, shows disrespect to the
Court of which he is an officer, and the late record
ed decisions Of which sanction very different view
of the Alabama's legal status from that implied in
the foreign "Corsair."
The Law Magazine is published quarterly at
s5 for the years subscription, and is sold in this
city by E. G. DAWSON & Co., Meeting street.
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UNDER DECREE n. EQUITY.

G0dtde0 V3. -FJUQI5O.
VIII bs sold under the d1ocien OF the at
the old Custom House., this city on TUESDAY. tho
9th day Of February, 1907, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND lin this city formerly known
~ the land on which .:PROTHRo'a. MILL sstsnds.
fronting sn Washington street wsstwsIdy and contain
bsorqnx to the otats Of Samuel Ham to the channel
Of Cooper River: southward]y on land belonging to
ssstwary by the channel OF Cooper River Ia fs and
more particularly Designated Number ID and Number
II certain plat thereof mAde By Charles Parke sur.
veyor, on the day OF Jd1y, 1852. -, I,yf
Terms-so much casl a. may bs requtsite TO pay the
nsrxage debt In this cass with interest And c5as and
the balance IN two equal successive annun nsaments
by bond Of the purchaser mortgage OF retses
Tie purchaser 70 pay for pspezu.
~ ..s,=3l.5.. ll..ss .ss.,Y JAMES TUPPER,
January II fsa hsstar In Equity.
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.Kes;lence, for SAX.
1Y LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURH.

- THE RESIDENCE at the northeast corncr Of sonth
Bay and Legare streets Lot measursa 81 1ees mont "
15I feel deep.
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Horses, Mules TeIticles and Furniturs, al Auction
=-.-fht, BY SMITH & McGILLdVRAY; "a
AucfIoneers, No. ~ Broad street.
WILL be sold THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock In front OF thsr
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By SMITH & DIcGILLIFRAY,
Auc31onecrs, No. az Broad stroet.
Will be sold THIS DAY. 1T 10 O'Clock in front s their
oa.cez January II -
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1NGS,i on one ~ aero Iot, In the toWn OF bun1oa.
ALDO, --ss--;i..!!z.s==
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dow Plsnta-
ton, situated on May River, four AZ miles from Buhon
containing ono thousand U0U Of high land about
three hundred of which clesred and sevonty &c,
acres of marsh This place has been under cultivation
this YEAR and tho lands Of the best quey for Sea
Island cotton and provisions. On the place Is barn.
gin house and negro houses. Also, belonKng 70 the
above and short distance from it. tract OF ono hum
dred acres Of Pine land. l.
tz.sSs7 ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND within threo t3) miles OF Bluhton.
containing seven hundred and ahzl l762hI
acres all OF which is heavily wooned with Oak Hickory
md Pine; and, being Immediately contiguous TO. May
River, could be mado profitable BY The sRle Of wood
These ans when cleared, OF the best quality Tor See
island cotton Adjoining and belonging to THU place u
itteen t16, lot, high buI on, HAY RiVetior
q settla1nent and summer residence being perfectly
healthy a. all sessons. -
Ter1na For tho HouGe and Lot In Blufton 'caah; for
Rose Dew Plantation onethrd {h} cash balanco In one
two and tbroo yesrs for the other Tract onehah ts
cash balance In one year. Credit portion of above to be
secured by mortgage Of the property.
Purchasers to pay Us for pspdrs .s--
january - So. -. .s.z.z LP1"oS
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Vn,,,nb,e Sea Island Cotton ard Race Plantation
on tie Astepoo RiUer.
By CLIFFGRD S MATHEWEs,-s.
Real Estate agents, No. SO Broad street.
~ sEA I:cI ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PLANTATION, on
the Aphspoo River near tho Charleston and Savanna
Railroad containing 1so0 eeres Of andto assss OF MSn
GOOD andinps ana = healthy summer residence: On
the place is dwelling and outbildings stable. barn.
o7ersesrS house. and good negro quartes Largo crops
h.ye h,an noda on these lands which Of tho best
uusGy and situated at fine pitch Of tide for flowing
snd drainins - 1wf6 - &: Januakye1A :
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CHARITABLE scHooL.-Miss MARY A. Bu1E, gene
rally known during the late war as tie Soldiers
Friend, is engaged, as many of our readers know,
in soliciting aid for the establishment Of school
for the benefit of the children of those who have
been made poor by tho war, to be located at Co.
1dmbia, s. c. She has the endorsement of Con.
HAMPTON, Gov. ORR and Others D. L. MCKAY,
ESQ.,, President Peoples National Bank in this
city, has been appointed to re- Give contributions
Miss BU1E is ut tho Mills House.
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Boots and Ssoes 10 close Consignment.

HORsgs, AULEs, vEHIoLEe Ai11D FURNITURE re-
pived ND to hour Of sale. zi.zs January 1S
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton Plantation, 1oe4 stocked
,citiia q miles Of the. Gty. -. ~

$50 CLIFFCE{Dl q MATE4EWES,
Real Eatato Agents, No. SO Broad street.
At Private Salc-a
AYALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION.
in compete order on Wappoo Creek and srono RIVER IN
ubcl ara ciearad and in complete order for planting
The pace!is ven settled With dwelling and outbu'ldings
large barns ssbas and sheds for stoe cotton soss atean
engine OF sD.hor.e poNor and girls. MILL with 100 cords
Of Wood in the yard An orchard Of -uoa choice bearing
pear trees.
- ALSO,
6My1LEs Horse 1s head Of Csttle, 20 head OF aoes
1908 bushels Of Corn and Forage to feed ~ noEoS oe
ono ysar. :. q ;1oo ~ tin city
o.s;ha Nv 1,nd or w.cr sad the land is OF the oest
s,laty, ana u;ldor hiyh state Of cultivation. ,us
January u ----------
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By r.. M. MARSHALL & BHO.,:s.s
Brokers and -Auctfonecrs, 80 -EEond Strset.
THIS DAY, 18th inst, as Ill o'clock, will be sold, &
i MULE AND CART, Spring Wagon, Curt Draft
Horne s-5.cc-es=-@E 80 January IS
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AGRlCulTURAL.
BAUGH'S
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE.

TlHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
i always boon benehcial-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article. Before offering BAUGH'S |
PHOSPHATE on the market the last season submitted
1t for Analysis to Professor Shepard OF the South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed it. and his
opinion has been verified by sctal experiment by
our own Planters whose testimony have Of the SUI
perior e1cesncy Of this Phosphse especially in the o
ture Of Cotton, in insuring good stand. -=t
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V1uuable Plantation. near Blutton and House in
BlubIon.
BY JACOB COHEN d co.
On TUESDAY, 22d January at O'Clock. at the north of
the Exchange, Will be sole, e
4 comfortable two.story DWELLING and oUTBUuD-
INGS on one a. aero lot, In the town Of Bluffton.
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TIE BALL last night, at the Hall OF the Bruder-
zic1e Bund, in King street, was one Of the most
successful affairs of the kind that has come Oh
this season. It Was given under the auspices
of Schiller Lodge No. 80, I. 0. O. F., 8 new
Lodge, but one that bids fair ere long 10 run
ahead Of many Of her older sisters. The Hall was
filed with gay anu merry dancers, just as many as
the Hall could hold and under. the witching
strains of AU1LEn's Band, they tripped the light
fantastic to late hour Of tho night. Mr. Won
HAARDTER furnished a handsome supper.
The Committee Of Arrangements deserve much
credit for tho handsome manner in which every
thing had been prepared.
DISTRICT CouRT.-This court was in session tc-
day at the usual hour, Judge LOGAN presiding.
A number ct caaes OF larceny and assault and
battery were tried-scme, as on previous days,
being decided by the court.
Il. W. scdRoDER, RUDOLPH SrEGLNG, JAMES
LowNDEs and JAMES SMoNs Esqs., defended some
Of the cases-the prosecution in each instance be-
ing conducted BY IsAAo HAYNE, Esq.
From FIVE to six cases are disposed Of every day,
and although the docket is very heavy, at this
rate the list will rapidly diminish.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Hon. GEORGE
s. BRYAN presidng.-The libel case against the
schooner Grdpeshot was resumed. Several wit
nesses were examined on the part Of the defence,
who testified that the segars from Baracoa we're
Of an inferior character and were never imported
to this market that they cost but little there and
the duties being the same on ali brands, dealers
only used the better qualities. The market prico
Of the segars exhibited in court (those that were
eeized) was $50 to ss5 per 1000 for the second
quality, and from $40 to $50 per $1,000 for the
better. The profit on segars was very uncertain,
as dealers were often obliged to sell at cost, and to
realize the difference on better brands.
Alengthv argument arose on points Of evidence
during the testimony OF the witnesses in reply,
and the discussion was continued to a late hour.
The case will be resumed to-day at IL A. M.
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Aman and tno females, who had walked from
summerville on their road to Graham's Turn Out,
By the way Of the city, and who had sampled some
Of the lu1uries which abound in the corner shops
to such an extent as to impede their locomotion,
but who had recruitol after nap, were allowed
to proceed on their way, as they evidently were q
committee about carrying out some grand social
reform, ind were in o great hurry to get off.