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: THE KU.KLUX TRIALS.
PROGRESS OF THE APPEAL TO THE
SUPREME COURT:
Argument by Hon. Reverdy Johnson
Upon the ConstitutiOnali'y oftne En-
forcement Act.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

fSSECIAl TELKGRAh ~ d.
WASHINGTON. April Is.
In the Supreme Court to-day the hon. rev
erdy johnson made the closing argument 1or
the petitioner In the case of 7. Jefferson Greer'
His arpnnent was mainly devoted to the con
sideration of the conslilutionality OF the H.
teenth amendment. He maintained mai II
the jurisdiction over murder Is merely auxlll'
ary to the Jurisdiction over the conspiracy,
and the Jurisdiction to try the murder depends
upon the, jurisdiction to try the conspiracy,
that then the Circuit Court had no jurisdiction
TO try. under any section OF the act OF 1870,
the conspiracy against the suffrage charged
in the Indictment. That The niteenth
amendment contains no grant Oh power
over the right OF suffrage. That 1t contem-
mates legislative action, Ad applies an inh1-
hilton to the United States as well as to the
different States, and does not extend to indi-
yIdual action. No Individual could deny OF
abridge the right to vote In the sense OF that
amendment, for it is q right that can MY De
given BY law, or be denied or abridged % law
That South Carolina has not violated the
~a1sandment, nor passed any set to discrim-
mate on account Of color, race, &c, out
admits citizens of all colors, races, &C., to the
full enjoyment OF the right of suffrage, and
that where in any particular a federal juris-
dition Is claimed in respect to the suffrage, 1t
must be made to appear that it has been sur
rendered by the State to the Jurisdiction OF
tie United States. There is no such surrender
of that right in the constitution as originally
framed except as to the election Of electors
for President and Vice-President of the United
States, and for senators and representativesin
Congress, and In these cases only In a limited
way. The fifteenth amendment is confined to
one matter alone, and that Is discrimination
on account of color, &C., in the elective fran
ch,se. = PALMETTO.
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By ". 7. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS.

TANDsOME AND DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE.
win ba sold on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, At
IL O'Clock, at the Old Postonace,
That Three-Story BRICK HANsI0N, NtuAted
on the east hide Of East Bay street, adjoining tho
East Battery, containing IN front, west aide on
East Bay street, 90 feet, and on north Line "a feet,
bounding north on Southern Wharf and north.
east on same. ana containing on that side 100
s sIes s 81 f seain I n sh Eo Ssss 5sbS SaRiaE nsRg -S Sp ga
rooms, two dressing rooms, pantry, with brick
kitchen, carriage house and stable, with q re.
markably dry cellar, and gas throughout the
The location is one Of the most desirable in ths
city. It is salubrious, conveniently uear 10 hus1-
ness, and commands q beautiful view Of the bar
bor. In the summer months IT. open to the pre-
vatling breezes from the south, and In the winter
1t Is much protected from The north winds BY the
neighboring buildings.
The East Battery promenade IN the foreground,
with the shipping OF. various rattonalltles lying
at anchor in the adjacent Bay, formed by the COZ
nuence Of the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, make .
most agreeable picture; while Fort Sumter, koul'
~trievills, James Island and the Atlantic 0t6an
seen In The distance, serve t0 enhance and com.
plete the beauty OF the prospect. Although tho
buildings are so near the river, yet they are par
fectly safe, the foundation being very nrm, nav.
ing been built originally Of concrete and formedt
part Of q fort In Colonial times.
Te~rms-One-third cash; balance In one, twoand
three years, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises, with interest at Z per cent /; property TO
be insured and policy assigned. PURCHASED TO
pay us for papers and stamps.
anrQ .tuthokWtEe
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SAVE Your MONEY The merchants of this
city can have the photogra phs OF their places
of business framed at sixty cents each. Hasel
street Bazaar. aprlZ-lZ
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A HANDSOME TEsT1MoNIAL.-The Literary
and Benevolent Society of s.: Vincent de
Paul, of Augusta, Ga, have forwarded to the
Hon. NJ. P. O'Connor, of this city, a gold cross,
beautifully engraved and inscribed With his
name and a graceful expression Of the esteem
In which be is held by the society. Mr..
O'Connor delivered an Grafton before the
society on St. Patrick's Day, aud the impress
sion made by his eloquence ipevidently both
agreeable and deep.
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WE CALL particular attention to our very
large assortment of Cloths, in Blue, Black,
Bro Rn, Olive, best European make; also
Fancy Cassimeres, Dlagonals, Tweeds, Linen
Ducks, Coatings, veslings, at very low figures.
These goods were purchased before the raise
in the market. FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT, & Co.,
No. 244 King street. APPS
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TIE YA1ID1TY OF TIE CITY DEBT.
The Question Squarely Made in Court
The Arguments Before Judge Graham
Yesterday.

Yesterday for the first time the case Of Alva
Gage ct al vs.. the City Council ct al, was
heard upon Its merits in the State Circuit
Court before Judge Graham. The case was
instituted in July, 1870, for the purpose OF
testing the legality Of the city debt, and has
been ever since awaiting its turn upon the
docket. lis first object Is to restrain the City
Council from assessing the property OF the
citizens, and from collecting taxes to pay the
interest and principal of city stock, and more
particularly of that stock Issued In aid OF rail-
roads out of the city and in and out of the
State. Certain stockholders are made parties
defendant with the City CouRcil to represent
the stock, and the suit was begun, and is
prosecuted, by certain holders of real property
within the city. The main ground OF the
PLAINTIFF case is that there was no power to
subscribe to these railroads inherent In, or
granted to-, Council, which could bind the
property OF the citizens.
A motion for a preliminary Injunction
against the payment of interest on the city
stock was argued before Associate Justice Will
lard, but refused on grounds of public expe.
diency, which did not touch the merits of the
case. Messrs. Brewster, Spratt 4 Burke and
Asher D. Cohen are counsel for the plaintiffs,
and Messrs. D. T.. Corbln, Whaley & Mitchell,
Thomas Y. Slmons and John Phillips for the
defendants. The counsel for the plaintiffs
we're heard in argument yesterday up to the
hour of adjournment.
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EASTER ELECTIONS.

CHURCH OF q HoLY CROSS, sTATEsBURG.
Wardens-Messrs. A.. T. Vlnson n j. 8.
Plnckney. Vestry-Dr. N. Reynolds, J. N.
Frierson, DR.. W. W. Anderson, sr. Delegates
to Convenlion-Dr. NJ. Reynolds, ]. N. Frler.
con, q. L. Plnckney, ST., Robert Brown.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon. at 81
per thousand. Send your orders. Every
merchant and business a should have his
card printed on bis envelopes.
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MEMS, Youths, Boys and Children's Cloth,
ing, at exceedingly low prices, at Menke d
Muller's, No. 1926 King street, opposite Society
street,
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Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge, K. Of P, at halt-pas
z P. II.
Washington Rifle Club, at 8 P. u.
Pioneer Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
Etna Fire Company, at hall-past 8 q.
Hope Fire Company, at halt. past z P. NJ.
Carolina Rifle Club, at 8 P. n.
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So WOULD like to know which Sewing Ma
chine company sold the greatest number Of
Machines Ia 1872" I would too, just out of
| curiosity?"
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d OTIOF s..

YE THIRSTY MORALS. ATrENTIoN'-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tablishment. aprl6
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, uninterrupted, As cents
a dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR N EAST
BAY news ROOM. apr16-tu
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one CASE Buff Lawns, fast eolora, is cents
per yard; one case of Buff, Brown, Slate
Linen, suitable. for ladies suiting, at 2e cents
per yard; one case Of French Mozambiques, al
rs cents per yard. FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT &
Co., No. pa King street. APPS
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NOTICE 10 ToURIsrs.-stereoscopic views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar, dee29
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Call at Singer Sewing Machine Office, ant
zee that beautiful specimen of work done OF
the singer
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ESCAPE OF KU-KLUx PRISONERS
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWs.l
~0RANGEBuRG, April Is.
Six prisoners confined in the County jail
here escaped this evening, and are now at
large. Negligence is supposed to have been
the cause.
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CRuMBs.-The winner OF the first prize In the
Sumter Rifle Club on Saturday last was Mr.. P.
a. Lyman, instead Of P. q. Lynch, as was in
correctly stated yesterday.
Mr.. W. G. Thompson, OF Christ Church
Parish, is now shipping large quantities Of
fine green peas to the Northern markets.
A hackmap, reported for driving teo fast In
Broad street past st. Mlchael's Church during
service on Sunday afternoon, was fined two
dollars.
Nat Patrick and Samuel Green were yester-
day morning fined two dollars each for raising
a disturbance In Meeting street, near the Ice
House.
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A PACKET CAPsIzED.-The packet Eleanor,
Captain Mcdowell, was capslzed yesterday
morning, BY a sudden gust Of wind, imme
dlately opposite the brick yard of Mr.. Ven
ming, on the Wanda river. The sloop was on
her way from Cainhoy to Charleston, and heI
passengers, FIVE in number, Col. John E. Ca
rev and DR.. L. A. FramptoD, of Charleston,
and Miss E. ]. Dutart, Miss Ii. E. Sans, and
Mr.. James Jefrords, of Calnhoy, were all saved
by holding to the mast until assistance arrived
from the neigborlng shore. Capt. Mcdowell
we are informed by the passengers, is liable
to no blame, as the gust was sudden and
struck the packet without any Indication OF
warning. The passengers returned, in the
small boat that picked them up, to the Village
of Calnhoy, where they were kindly aud lib
orally provided for by the citizens OF the
Mace.
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Adjourned ten o'clock this morning.

TIE PEOPLES SAVINGS INsTITUT1oN.-Thia
new corporation began its existence on
Change yesterday, when It's Office was opened
in the banking room Of the Peoples Bank Of
South Carolina, No. 9 Broad street. 1t Is pre-.
pared to receive any amount on deposit, and
pay interest on the same at the rate Of six per
cent. per annum. In addition to this, all OF
the profits made will be divided pro rata every
fifth year among the deposltors, who have
been such for the space of one year immedi-
ately preceding the date of the division. The
institution, therefore, offers liberal induce
ments to depositors, who will find the cour'
teous secretary and treasurer, Mr.. Henry s.
Griggs, at his post during the regular banking
hours, and also on Saturday evenings, from
FIVE to seven o'clock In winter and from six
to eight O'Clock in summer.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-Oval and Square; al
sizes. Cheap /! Cheap! basel 81. BAZAAR
febl3-tu
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H AuCtlO0coEs &C IL fr.E
u7INEs, ALMONDS, OLIVES, de-,
~ ~ rHuRsp imported nsat ~ NV %,s ls,a Hi ;nst,us 3 s.i,1
O'Clock A. NJ, will he offered for sole, at Puoto
Auction. on Brown q Co.'s Wharf, alongside the
Spanish brig Tlmeteo, Just arrived from Barce.o-
: fhe following WINES, imported by said vessel
and expressly selected OF the most celebrated
Brands, viz:
TO Whole casks ULAREr WINE :
TAO half casks Clsret Wine
Taya-30 quarter casks CIayet Wine
p. Verges-10 quarter casks Claret Wine
Sta Msrgartta-26 half casks Claret Wine
Sta. Aargarita-27 quarter casks Claiet Wine
Virgen-14 quarter casks Claret Wine
II. Piadeiiorens- eighth casks Clares wine
San VicenteH6 half casks Claret Wine
B,anco-l2 quarter casks White Wine
P. y W,as tDi-so quarter casks Sweet halasA
P. yerses 'lNl-so quarter casks Dry Ms,aza
Y. Rodriguez quarter casks Dry Malaga Wine.
v. Rodrlguez--2 quarter casks Sweet Malaga,
Wine ~, -
v. Rodiieuez-4 barrels Sweet Malaga Wine
Y. Rs kegs Gloria Wine
Gsrnscha-loO eighth casks Superior Gsrnacns
10 ca. ., of 10 bottles each, Superior Sherry wine
cases OF Il bottles each. superior Pfiorsto
Wine.
10 cases. Of Il bottles ssan, Extract Of Orange
$50 sacks Soft-Shel Almonds
10 cases, OF IL bottles each; Preserved Fruita
10 cases, OF 8 tins each, Preserved Fruits
: Is kegs Green Olives - =
q kegs Black Olives
so strings Garlic.
AND nN1pNTILY AFTER,
About $50 hhds. Prime New crop Auscovado Ne
LASSES
About 100 barrels Prime Kew Crop Nuscovsdo No.
laHSeS
About 90 hhds. Grocery sugsrs.-
Terms OF ssle-An sums under $500 cash; from
$500 TO $1,000, thirty days; above $1,000, Gixty
days, wi b approved city endorsed motto.
n The Savannah Republican. Augusta Ohronl-
Gle and Sentinel, Atlanta Sun, Macon Telegraph
and Columbis Phoenix, viii give the above one IN
aertIon, and aapd bills to z. i. s.. APRIL
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MCQUEEN & RIECKE

MkCQUEEN & RIECKE
WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, TIE
w 18th instant. 81 half.past Q O'Clock A. H.,
at No. 50 King street, =.
Contents OF full and complete BAKERY, and
contents Of the STORE, consisting or Fixtures,
show Cases, Stove, Piping, DC.
Terms ca1h. apo
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CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
49,. London, So Regent street.
DsPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRoHGoTT, BENEDICT q Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV5-omos
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AN IRISH GALA DAY.-E!aborate prepare
lions are being made by the Irish Rifle Club,
(who, in this matter as In everything they un-
dertake, are proving themselves. a Wide
awake and enterprlsing Young organization
for a grand gala day at the schuizenplatz on
the 9Th proxlmo. The programme Is to in
clude a number of agreeable novelties, among
which will be a display ofthe national games
OF Ireland-a display of manly and athletic
sports which include hurting, putting the
stone, throwing the light and heavy Bledge,
leaping the bar, jumping, foot-racing and tar.
get shooting. These will be followed, Of
course, by dancing, and the rest Of the day
will be spent in a round of enjoyable festivlty.
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TIE INFERIOR COURT was opened yesterday
by Judge Lee.
A rule was Issued against the suretles OF
Jerry Coleman, Indictsi Tor assault Win IN
tent 10 kill, to show cause why the recogni-
zance should not be forfeited.
Simon Brown and Jacob Robinson were
tried on the charge of grand larceny, and
having been found not guilty, were discharged.
The trial of Peter Smith. indicted for an
assault and battery, occupied the court up to
the hours of adjournment, and the jury, under
Instructions, returned a sealed verdict.
The grand jury found no bill against Claus
A. Camman, and true bills against Charles
Flood, Peter Smith and Bernard AcNanley,
all indictedon the charge OF assault and bat
<arry
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By W. Y. LEITCH & q. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
NWO-sTORY WOODEN DWELLING,
west side Of REESE Lane, three doors south Of
Bogard street, containing three Rooms and
Kitchen.
WIN be sold, on THURSDAY, 18th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Poetof1ce.
LOT measures 20 feet front by Ask feet iudepth.
Terms cash. Purchaser 10 pay % sfor papers
and stamps. y-EHsL =! 49, IApr16
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!aurtiou .gales--a bis Uap.

By A. C. McGILLIFRAY..
BUILDING LOTS WEST END BROAD
- STREET. ..res !at6
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 10th instant, st
the Po7tof1ce. at IL O'Clock,
The Three valuable and Delightfully."- Situated
Building LOTS, on the south side Broad street,
west Of Savage street, and adjoining each other,
as follows:
First LOT, next east OF Residence Of Luclus II.
Jones, Esq, AZ feet front by l64deep, tas feet on
back uneJ
Second Lon, next east Of above Lot, and same
size.
Third LOT, next east Of above Lot, 40 feet front,
1872 on west line. I67 on east line.
. ~Terms-One.half cash; balance In one year.
Titles guaranteed. Purchaser to pay suctioneer
for pspers and stamps. See Plat BY VIM. hume,
Surveyor, at my ONCE. apr16
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nesses. He Identified Lowery positively as
being one OF the men who had stood over him
| and whipped him, and said he knew him by q
scar on the back of one of his hands, and by
his having two fingers crooked, as the result
of an injury. Knew him also by his clothes,
but did not recognize his voice.
John Lyttle, white, was next called. He
| testified that he was a member Of The Ku-Klux
Khan, and had been on the raid In question.
| There were ten men on the raid, and among
them he named the defendant, William Low
cry. The raid was for the purpose OF taking
guns away from the negroes, and he heard
nothing about whipping any negroes when
thew started. There had been a raid just be-
fore that, by colored men, on o store kept by
Mr.. Douglass. The party visited several pla-
ces and collected three guns. Then they went
to Dick Wilson's place, but Lowery did not 70
| to the house, or aRy where near 1t. He Glow
ery) had no disguise, and All Barron, another
OF the party, had borrowed his mask, so he
stayed behind with the horses, at a dis
lance Of q quarter Of a mile from
the house and out Of sight and hear
| tQRs 1ul5 Hd6 IL uAOCt OOAtkouASsASA
| of the other witnesses for the prosecution who
had sworn that he was In the party that cam
to the house, and one of whom tSarah Will
sony had sworn that he had on a Ku Klux
| gown which had blown open 30 that she saw
| and recognized his breeches. The witness,
however, was not to be shaken IN this point.
he testified further that he had been arrested
as a Ku-Klux, and had been released on three
thousand dollars bail. Then his bondsmen
had surrendered him, and he was again put
In iail. He had alterward told his story to
| Colonel Merrill, and had then been released on
his own recognlzance in one thousand dollars
to appear at the present term of the court.
Colonel Merrill was next called by the gov
eminent. He testified that no promise OF
favor had been held out to the last witness 10
induce him to make a statement, and that, on
the contrary, he had been distinctly cautioned
not to hope for any reward for making a con-
fess.on. Agreat many OF the arrested parties
had made similar statements to him, always
under a similar caution from him, and among
them was the defendant.
Colonel Hamilton objected to any statement
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the conspiracy. Inc conspiracy consisted ID
the agreement to do the thing, and this agree
ment on the part Of the defendant he claimed
to have been fully established.
Judge Bond then briefly charged the jury.
He said that the law of conspiracy was simple.
A conspiracy was an agreement to do a lawful
thing by unlawful means, or to do an unlawful
thing by lawful means. If a person goes into
an organization having for Its object the in
tlmidatlon of voters, he becomes thereby
guilty of a conspiracy for that purpose. There
were three ways of finding out the objects oil
a conspiracy. One was by the agreement it.
self; or it could be ascertained by the state.
ments made by its members Of Its objects; or
It could be shown by showing what the organ
lzatlon did in pursuance OF it's object. They
must find not only that o conspiracy existed
but that it had the object charged In the in.
dictment. This need not be Its sole purpose,
but it must be one of It's objects. Then they
must find that the defendant was a member OF
this conspiracy, and in that case they must
find a verdict of guilty. If they did not find
these facts to exist they were bound to return
q verdict of acquittal.
The jury retired at s.55 P. NJ, and after an
absence of iorty.fVe minutes returned with a
verdict Of guilty on the first, second and third
counts of the Indictment and not guilty as to
the fourth. The defendent was then remanded
for sentence, aud the court adjourned till ten
o'clock this morning.
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BY LAUREY, ALEXANDER 6 co.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESi
~ THIS DAY, 10th instant, will be sold before
our Store. at 10 O'Clock,
9 CARRIAGES, in good order, and worthy the
Attention Of those intending TO visit the Schutzen'
fest on the ed Instant.
Condltia ms cash. apr16
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BY HOLMES & MACBETH.
q o & r L N A 3 e
u VIII be sold, THIS DAY, Tuesday 10th
April, At half past 10 O'Clock, In iron. Of our once,
4 ane Saddle and Draft soRREL MARE.
Terms cash. apr16
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sHheepnsadote evilsptcsrpetbagasry
cannot be quarantined, nor will their
sosss mark only the people Of the suffer-
ing Hopth. PFomipente emoug theoauses
Of iths, failure. Of the Market, Savings
Bank OF New York, says The Washington
Patrios. in which SO many poor persons
were depositors. was the depreciation Of
'Sonth Carolina bonds, caused by the de-
tection OF Governor Scott's raseality.
And it is safe to say that United States
b6hds would this day be ten per cent.
higher Ia London and Hamburg w 70
the credit of these carpet-hag govern
ments not so wretohedly depraved. Vir-
ginia South Carolina, Georgia, Ten
nessee, Flerida, Louisiana, are partners
with New York and Massachusetts ia the
Union business; and the private failure
.qfi any one partner in. q firm must me-
cesssrily shake the firms credit. These
States comprise six-thirty -sevenths, at
least Of iour national commercial fabric:
their ruin involves, therefore,; seeming
auhtraqsianl. of over sixteen per cent
tre@ our resources in the eye Of foreigp
d ID /.
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Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
A FUlL SUPPLY Of CHOICE FAMILY
IA GROCERIES, in all their variotios. Bcst
brands Champaencs, Wines, Liquors, &c.
suitable Tor Christmas, on hand and tor salo
low. by JOHN AGNFW Z SoT