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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed Of on saturday:
VIM. Jervey, colored. un Ter influence of liquor and
unable to take caro- of hi sr broughtto the Gurd-
house on q wagon. Fined three dollars.
Charles Campbell, col orcd la ceny OF Ave dollars
from wm Hunt, in Mr. Vests stables. Ten oaysin
the House of Correction.
Thomas Rou1aeld. colored, drunk and disorderly
in Market st ee aud attempting to cut private Neg
Ian and Crook IN the discharge of their duty Sixty
dogs in the House of Correction.
Sarah Keif, colored female servant employed by
Captain Badger at the Cit, del has been arrested
stealing silver spoons and forks. and is now in limbo.
Granville Brown, colorsd. who s,o!e coat from
the Pavihen Hstel stables during the circus week,
has been arrested.
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? Auftiun Sales.
sHEHIFf,s SALE.

BY virtue Of thefollowinG Tax E1ecatsons to me
directed and delivered, will be sold EHis DAY
and T0.NORnOWJ the frst and second days of
March, at the northeast corner Of the Court,
house, bstwesn the hours OF II O'Clock a. u. and
o'clock P. NJ,
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF the
defsndants beIov stated. In Leases not exceeding
seven wears in the following described properly.
levied on and to b, sold for Taxes due the State and
Terns cash. E. W. n. MAoKEY, -
Sheriff Charleston County.
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DRY GOODS, &o..Messrs. Louis Cohen &c Co.,
No a4s K,us.strest. have now on hand very ex
tenpiye and we'll assorted stock OF fresh and fashion
able dry goods to which they invite special at
tention, together with their large stock Of dress
rosds. cloths and emhroideries.
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MEETINGS THIS DAE.

Palmetto Encampment, at Z 2. n.
Solomon's Lodge. at 7 P. N.
Homestead Building and Loan Association, at
P. II.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. III.
III. A. and P. A. =. b., at-P. NJ.
Medical society of south Carolina, at Z P. II.
Palmetto Fro Company. at P. M.
St. Andrews Society, ut P. NJ
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! GRAND GERMAN OPERA.-To.nishtth the grand
German Opera Troupe make their first appearance
in this city in Flotow's delicious opera OF Martha
We have already given nosee Of the oelebrityof
this troupe, which has won golden opinions from
vast audiences all over the United States In the
opera mentioned above they are the only troupe any
Of the members of which have bad the opportunity
OF ssudyingit under the immediitc supervision Of
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SPRING GooDs.-Special attention is called to
to the array of rev attractions published by Furch-
co;t Brothers in THE NEWS of this morning Fine
goods oil all qualities at low prices; spring caicoes at
lox oeuts per yard ks. For furhcr particulars. see
advertisement
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TIE WHITE NANCE "A specimen of this
delightful vegetable, raised in privlte garden in
this city has been left at this Office. 1t grows on
vines which run to great leggth, and bear proluse'
IL, late in he fall. II WILL however. be necessary
to provide trellis arbor for the vines TO run on
and it will then form beautiful and dense shade
In favour the mango resembles the Squash. and
ruay be cooked in all the modes in which that vese-
table IS It is generally cultivated for making
pickles or preserves and requires nocar d ing the
summer. except to keep the weeds from it In oc,
tobor it will be in full bearing and supplies In
abundance as fine q vegetable as is grown This Is
the season for planting and the seed may to had
at the stores OF George Thomson & Co., ard Ian.
dreth & Co., King-sreet
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STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BaoKEE--Special
attention is called to tho card of air. A. c. Kaufman.
who has oroned an Office at No. 2a Broad street. for
the transaction of brokerage end commission busi-
ness, in stocks and real estate. Mr.. Ksufm,n Is q
Young maa of cha araeter and capacity and business
entrusted to his care will be well and faithfully per-
formed,
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BAsE to the announcement
IA Saturdays Ews a match'eone OF Base Ball was
paved on the Citadel Green between the Liberty"
and the "Alert" Base Ball Clubs, and wds witnessed
by large number of persons. The Liberty" was
victorious the .core standing as fellows:
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The PRopnIETons OF "Whanns Raw Bone
supe phosphate OF Lime cordially i1vite farmera.
dealers ald others interested in procuring first
class manure to call and examine their works. see
process of manufacture, and insp ct the materials
used. They have no secrets, givo full value. aud
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the ttan-
dard analysis. Clashorn, Herring & Co. arc the
agents for the sale of 1t in Augusta ard Charleston.
February % LIMO
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PERsoNAL.-Ml. John S. Shuck, OF the Barn
well Jou lnaL is in town for few days, and will call
on the merchants for advertisements.
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Total. .33 15

Home runs-Lrberty: uondson 1; Alerts none
Ely catcnes-Libert Hendson 4, Ma hews 3. McLane
l.. Morris L; total 9. Alerts: Besin 8. Passed
8. Heslin 3.
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sHERIFF'S sARE.
BY A.. G. McGILLIYRAY,
AucttOneer.

By virue,of writ of FieJi Facids, to me directed
and delivered, will be sold TH Is DAY, the 1st
March, at II O'Clock. A. a., precisely, on Adgers
North wharf,
All the right title and interest of the defendant In
FIFTEEN BALES OF UPLANDOo lTON.
Leviedon and to be sold as the property Of Farr
q. Bates at he suit OF Vim. DswB1ns.
Terms cash. L. ". NJ. MACKEY,
March m3 2. O. @.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
John Carsttn ct al, Us. Joel r. Sloan, ct al.
BY A. G. McGILLlYRAY,
Aucti0neer.
On FRIDAY, tho 18th day of March A. D. 1869. OF
II o'clock. a. M.,-wil be sold in front of the Old
Cuslomhouse in charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situate on the south side Of
Anu..treet near EIzabelh-stroet measuring and
containing IL front on Anu-strees 81 bet, aud IN
dep Oh east and west lines 200 feet. Butting and
bounding north on Ann. n.sireet east on lands OF -
Biamyer, south land OF Gibbes, and west on lands
Of Z. N. Carsten.
Terms-Half cash balance on credit of one
year. secured by bond bearDg interest," at seven per
premises. 4. w. NJ MACKEY,
February 10 ma II Sheriff 4.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, February 81
HON. GEoRos $. BRYAN, PRESIDING The report
OF the Regis rar was read tina potition OF Haynes
worth Fraser to establish lien on the estate of W. W.
jenkins, bankrupt, and ordsr signed for Sale of
mortgsged property. The petitions of J. adams
Way aid j. j. Holiday for hnal dlschargewere re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter, and final hearing or
de,ed for 18th April; aud the petitions of Thomas
P. Cason and Robert ". Bocey were referred to
Registrar Clawson. ha reports Of the hesistrar on
the petitions of John simonton and ]. Il. lion for
the heirs OF D. KiaEe establish liens was real, and
the nssienee ordered to eel property and satisfy
lien 1t was ordered that John COCO X pay the Reg
israr sevent dol ars, the amount of his feee due
in the cause of Joseph W. Seabrook. bankrupt. 1he
petitions of D. Lop 4 SONS. creditors of n. Hey
ward, to insert in tho ti'le of said Hayward the
name Of d. Lopez & Sons aud to have the said title
confirmed by assignee, was read, and it was ordered
that the assignee cause the property to be assessed,
and If 1t prove moi worth more than the debt due I.
Lorez and Sons, to insort their names ane. conform
the same, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr.. ANDREW MoREtaND, Broker, No. 8 Broad
street, wants South Carolina Railroad Bonds past
due. or due in 1859 or 10.
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St. stcphen,s Pnriah,

BAILENTINE, Estate Isaac J.
400 acres OF ERnd-641.
DAVIS, Estate JOHN N. ~. - -. .2a- y
600 acres Of Saud-7 So. :. D..
EDWARDS, JoHN 3.
1000 acres Of Lands 65. ,l.i.: -.-
LOTION, j. j.
Land in St. Stephens, - acres-1 oss
RODGERS, Estate WIN.
75o acres Of Land-7 66.
WINTER, Estate 4. s. p.
600 acres of Lard-S 55.
St. James, Goosecreek-.
BURBAaE, Estate JOSH.
25 acres of Laad-6 26.
CHUBB. JACOB.
100 acres OF Land-7 36.
CHUBB. JOHN
220 acres of Lana-T Al.
CHUBB, CALEB.
81 acres of Land-7 O8.
CLARK ALEXANDER
143 acres of Iand-6 g..
CONNER. Estate JOHN
400 acres of Land-12 IL.
CARROLL B.
Lotto 08.
EAsTERLNG. E. N.
100 acres of Eand-712.
GIBSON W.
Lot near summerville-7a SO.
HART, I. and S. -
65u acres of LaAd-12 A.
nAHT, LEWIS
$40 acres Of Land-10 48.
HAss, JOIN
62 acres of Land-6 46.
JoYNER LEMuEL
AS acres Of Land-6s5.
KENNEDY, Mrs. ANN
Lot near summerville-13 26. I'd.
KEIHH, NJ. J.
900 acres Of Land-13 10.
LINES, Estate SAMUEL
1850 acres CT Land-13 81.
MEACHER, g. w.
Lo: near .Summerville-63 81.
MURPHY, DENNIS.
100 acres OF Land 06.
PARKER J. and T., (minors)
200 acres oELand-14 80.
PAYNE, THOMAS
Lot near SummervLle-8a 81.
PERRY, J. ].
Lot near summerviIle-13 II.
PRAaLER, Mrs. SARAH
IA acres GLANDS "a.
RoBBRTsoS. r.
Lot near Summarvi1lc-6 92. o
SCHRoDRR. Mrs. M.
Lot near SupmeryIlle-6 90.
WINTER, JOHN
Ill acres Of Lnnd--7 81.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
rs acres Of LaRd-972.
WAGNER. T. B..
100 acres Of Land-76 81.
March l.
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FRENCH PLACES AND FLowRRs.-The attcn-
tou of our readers is directed to tho announcement
that Mcssrs. Pellorse & Co. will only remain in
Charleston one week longer. See their advertise
ment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUcTION SALE THIS DAP.

KNOX, DAILY & Co. will Sell at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom No 15O Meeingstreet, boots shoes,
hats &c.
e W. NJ MAcKEY Sheriff, win sell at II o'clock.
at the north corner of the Courthouse, the rlght
title and interest In eases not exceeding seven years.
of city aud county property.
Sheriff on .dger's >orth Wharf, the right, title and
interest in fifteen bales upland cotton.
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LARGE SALE OF RE AZ ESTATE IN
ALLAN n. GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In March. by the

LARGE SALE OF RE AZ ESTATE In
ALLAN n. GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In March. by the
Administrators Of William aerring, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERLY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necess ~ c orets and outhouses.
situated on Peacht eesirret in first cllss neigh
borhood In every respect.
second seven CITY LOTS within ore hundred
teet Of the Statehouse and Flrt Baptist Church,
four of which have improvements on them; one OF
these has good eighI-room bi1ck house finished
throughout With closets.
Third. A h ICK ..TOREH1U-E and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part OF the city on
Whltehalst eet frondug n fest on Whtehal-slreet,
and running bacs one hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right OF an alloy
Fourth Anc1c llent FARSI of170 acres on Peach
tree Rcad four miles from the CITY; fifty acres OF
cotton land, with 60 d leach orchard and good
fencing.
FlfE. An interest IN WILD LANDS; also Notes
and accounts and stocks IN ,crsl Manufacturing
Companies Mr. Herring having beeu long resi-
dent ui al na he selected the most desirable prop
crty both az present prospective value; con-
srauently eye:y tnot ofere, Is NO. IN every re-
spcct.
Icrms-one-tird c,sh; the balance IN four and
eight months with in. crest frUm day OF sale.
W. ukkkINr,l
W. T. HIRING, Administrators.
N. L. ANG ER. -,'A- ''-''-"'~N''
A. LEYDEN,
february 13 DSc 1s
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ALL WHO ARE IN WANT of prime substantial
Boots and shoes. will And them at john Commins,
No. 13I Mectipg-sreet. near the Market. Ihoy are
offered Mt retail. ma February %
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BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY,'
Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY. All day of March inst1nt, on Union
Wharf. foot OF PIN kuoy-sreet, at IL O'Clock, will
expose at Pubic Auct lon,
Onc-io rth interest in the Sloop WYANDANK, to-
gether with her Masts. Bowsprits, Yards. >ails Rig
ging. Anchors Cables, Boats, Tackle Furniture, Ap
parel mud Appurten-nces.
Terms cash. E. w. III. MACKEY,
Agent for Mortgagee.
March l mwth3
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Gent,el Residence, No 106, East side of ST..
Philip, one door South of Morris street.
BYZ. B. OAKES. =.

Will be sold, TOMORROW, I'd harch, at the Old
Postofhce, at IL O'Clock,
That well fl ished aud gen eel LW0-AND-A-HALF
STORY ,.WELLING. No 106 east side 1t. Philip
street, containing tour upright uno two attic rooms.
Large pantry ind dressing room, wide eutry and
handsome stairs IDe House measures IS by 40
feet. Double pazzas south and east. Private stairs
On the premises is well finished two story kitchen,
besides large ciste aad we'll The dwelling Is FUR
nished with gas fixtures and bells throughout Lot
measures So feet iront and 10 teet In depth. 1mme-
dia.e possession can be given -.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers aud
stamps. March !
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THE STATE CoURr-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER,
PRrsnrNe-SAruRpA1 February N.-The case Of
the Stale vs. G.br'-l Levy, indicted fer murder,
which was fixed for trirl to-day was, on m ton OF
the Attorney General, postponed until Wednesday
next. W. a Reddook, G. WiDnerly and John Har-
vey indicted for .urgary and larceny. were up for
trial. aol pros. IVES er tered as to John Harvey,
who was made witness for the state. Messrs. W.
J. Whaley and A. G. M-grath, Jr., appeared for the
defence After full hearing tho jury returned
verdict Of guilty of grand larceny. Ben bo'ee and
Bill Edwards were tried and found guilty of larceny
The State vs.. February Grant and Toby Caldwell
next came up for consideration. r. ". Seymour for
the deience. After the examination Of the evidence
the prosecuting officer asked for mol pros. To
this objection made by tho counsel for the pri-
soner who claimed We dict from the jury. dis-
cussion en.ued. during which the court imposed
fine of twenty dollars on Colouel Seymour for con-
tempt OF court. mol pros. was entered. a not
pros was also entered N tae case OF VIM. Green,
indicted for larceny, aod, on motion, tue prisoner
was discharged. The court then adjourned
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SAM DIcKERsoN IN WASHINGTON Our read
ers MY not DO aware that their public spirited co..
ored 'fel.ow-citiz n" Sam Dickerson. is now i'll
Washington, whittier he has repaired with view of
taking part in tho loyal festiitics OF the inaugura
ton ball That this well known ror. sentative
Southern Republican is ,ot hiding his light under a
bushel in tn national capitll, tie VAS inson pa.
pers afford ample cvlonce. At "a large Republican
meeting in that city on Thursday last, after re-
marks by Mr.. rcen We read that
Mr.. Dick rson of SOU b Carolina, arose and pro-.
seeded defend the lately emanripated slaves o. he
South rom what he rcglracI as the structures of
Mr.. Greeu.
Mr. Green. in explanation, dic!simcd any wish to
rails; ar Issue between tho lac bonl l:mah Of the
South and the colorel 1nau f The Notb.
Mr.. Dickerson, re2retting that his remarks bud
given rise to anvthi e ike l-eeling let the stand,
dec inins 20 proceed vi n his address.
We Shall be curious TO learn ac reception that will
be accorded % Sum whom Ie presents himsolf tor
admission to the ball on next thursday night.
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UNDER DECKEE IN + QUITY.
The Prouident Institution for Saving in the Cit.
Of Charleston vs. Robert J. L,mshouse.
BY A. {. McG:LLIVRAY,

by virtue OF The Decree made In this case will sell,
ut the Old Pcstoficc. on TUESDAY, the 10th day
ol farch next ut II o'clock 4. NJ,
AL that LUT OF LAND, situate lying and being
on the south side Of Tradd-sreet in the City OF
Charleston, with Dwelling aouse and BUILDING
hcreon, formerly SHOWN by the humber sky -plne
i69 but now by the number s+veDty.seyen mo. TT;
butlin2 and bounding 10 the south on land now or
late Of JImcs English. to the cast on land now or
late Of b. W. Bcnsaman, to the west on land now or
late OF john Cunningham, and to the north On
1radd.s;r.et- Measuring aud containing in front
thriJ-slx 1861 feet more or less and In depth. by
measurement u. tho fence now stands, ono hundred
t1O0) fee. more ess. being the same lot conveyed
to hobcrt Limehouse by Henry c. Glover, Executor
Of John Duncan. by deed bearing date the 2eth day
of March 1928. BY which sad deed the depth OF the
above lot lib described ono hundred and twenty
l120I feef. more or less.
Tcrms-One half cash; balance on credit Of one
year, to be secured by bond and mortgage of prem
ises the buildings 10 be insured and kopt insured
aud the pol cy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
and stamps L. ". III. MACKEY,
February % 1.mch1,s,1 s. C. G.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@- LARGEST clRcULATloN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER Oh -cIALL1
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INa m THE posToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1S
IONS OF THE NEW PosroFFIcE LAW.
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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WNl. MCKAY AuctiOneer.

viii be sold TOMORROW, "a ;asFcn, TT na;fpa;t
~ O'CLOCK at ie>idenro No. - Meeting sIi eet
PARLOR + FURNIi UkE-Halr seat SOFAS. Chairs,
WhIt-Sot, Centre aGle, Mnnel Clock Vases. Orna-
mrnt,, ar.e Oil Paintings and Engrayings in Gilt
Rosewood ramcs Brussels Carpec Rugs. Mo-
hIr and Lace WINDOW urtaiIs. Cornices and Shadts
Two Hundred Yo umcs Books, &c.
DINING ROOM tURNI URE. viz-AIarble Top
OAK IDEBo I'D Murbc lop oak Fier liable tx
tension Oak DIM Table, Oak Rocking Chairs and
Easy hair, Cane cut Oak DINING Oh irs, Oil Cloth
Cliina, Cro'kery, Glassware. superior tnyravluss.
&C.. &c.
d. U.ROOM-CO1TaGE Sc IT'S. War!robas, Bu-
rcaus. Oh irs, Rcdsteads Hair a1d Moss Mattresses,
..mp:s. &C &c.
Conditions cash. ALI articles to be removed on
da; Of SALE. March
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TEETING-srEEE FOUNDRY.
THIS EsTABLIsHAENV Is NOW FURNISHING
The IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,


MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, OF all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from te
Is feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hanc-
power, saw and Rice Mills
MACHIAERY AND CASTINGS OF all description,
made 10 order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONIs AND CASTINGS FOR BUILp.
INGS. GRATINGs,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY.
CHINISI i Nd F0 UND E r.
No 314 MEEIING-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Aur11st 3 nlws
GEO. IL. HOppO
FAC TOR
eoMMIsSIoN NERO HANT,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Charleston, s. O.
P. aADsDEN HAsEu. smos September al
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City Engine houses and Lots.
BY z. B. OAKES. -
viii be sold, TOMORROW, 2d March, at the Old
Posto(6ce, at IL o'clock
Two ENGINE HOUSE, AND LOTS, belonging to
the city, VIZ:
The BGILpING AND LOr, eaet side Anson
street near Laurens, recently occupied bg the
"Young america" 80
Ihe Bui ding and Lot lately occupied by one
OF the City Epp,nes situated at the northwest cor
ner Of Washington and Inspection Streets
Conditons-Haf cash; balance In one year. with
interest Purchaser TO pay Cty Attorney for papers
and stamps. march,
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Under Foreclosure of Mortgage from :
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Estate 'ale Of Superior Household Furniture
Brussels Carpets, Oil Cloth on Floor, Stairs
'ond Lobbie,, Glassware, China, Crockers,
Kitchen Stores. fc.
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Will be sold TOMORROW. I'd Msrch, at the Old
Postoface at uo'clock,
That three-story BHICK STORE, No. 13. south
side Hayne street. now occupied by Messrs. Brahe
& Co, Leather Dealers Lot measures ~ feet front
and lit feet in depth; store 81 eet Deep and N COM
pleeo order.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay tor papers and
stampH. March
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-23

of cigar makers fo which the bond has been given,
which certitcA" shall Dr. pot d IL conspicuous ace
within the manufactOry And gar manufacturer
no sha NEGLECT rcfu-c oh ain such certificate or
keep the posted hereiuhcforc prov dcd, I'll II,
conviction, be fined hundred dollar. Any per
on mauufa turing 'iEaTs OF any desCT1p ION wltloU
ii 81 lvin" boad herein rcqi ed shall. on convection
he fined not les than hundred lils, nor more
han five thousand dol ar and inn soued no. es7 tina
III months Il an FIVE yeaIs Cigarette ihd
,hrroots hall BE- held 20 he cigars under the leaning Vi
this act.
81. p. And he it further enacted. That within
thirty days aft the plsagc Of this act every cigar
mauufactu er -h'll p'lc- aud keep or he side
end If the building within which M business l.
carried that il -hlll Dee distinctly - sign
with ,ttcr- he not Ices than three IN. he In length
intcd in oil colos gilt. giving hi- iul nam md
iu in,-- ANY Pc L ncgicctiug to mpy with the
r,nuirIncu-4 of this section Ii u. conviction be
iin,d lc- thrn hundred uoars nor more han
i've hundred dollar.
SIC - And be it further euac'ed. Tha; il shall bc
tie dty Of every assistant I-'so to keep record III
book books t, Lc prov dcd for I'll purpose, 10 he
opcn the insp cti'n q" any pc SON OF the name ana
csidenCc OF every person engaged III tle man ict''
OF in Iii division she place whore such manufacture
carried On. and t." numhcr OF III" m1nUtac-
tory; to. with tlc amc- and cs'dence- Of every
i., II m rr employed in his diy ion, and he assistant
. sor shall cut in said record under the nome OF
each %. -tract Of hs inventories and
monthly Ictur.z and each -lall KEEP similar
cord TO the dit'ict and shall the several
icoit= of cigar in h- district 70 he numbered consec
utvry which numbers shall mt TIL CATER be changed
SIC . And b. it .arthc- enact d. Thr + ON and
tftc- he pass OF this act cigars zht O." packed in
UoNr- not hctrc u= tr 'hI; purpo-c continuing re
-pcntV, ", TIVE utytv i.ty. ON humid d. TWO hundred
Who =haII ell offer for ,lc Dc v.r, offer TO de
liver any ,.r- in any other form in boNc
hove described " h" -h. pack in ny OK. spec
lively, ~ who -Aall ft"iy brand sy box. or ho :!
Ti> . stamp any OK d-uotiu- les amount OF tax
ihLn that required Inv. hIl1. Uprn Conviction Tor
any of IA" aI -v dec bed of"ur Doe tEcd 10. each
~ h offence not lr- thai uac hundred d.lIis
than on tL..=aud dollar. and Dee mri-'n L" les
'h1n -iN months more than =" y.ar-: Provided.
That nothing N his ctlon -t Pee construed 81 pre-