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n NEW FIGURE AT THE IEab
Tps GAZETTE. The mast head |
our neighbours paper, over IN Lafayett
street. we notice The name Of g. T
Koos. az co editor with the How GEc
G. MoWHoRrHH. Glad to meet yo
thus, Sir, and welcome You into tn
editorial sanctum Of The Capital Of th
sugarbowl State We are glad t
have still another clever fellow, TO q
with ne behind the scenes, and EMO,
the merriment, that editors, printers
press men reporters. and other Of thu
same social fraternity--have, al thu
worlds expense. The Gaseffe is ,
s,auneh old institution that has wealth
cred the storms Of a full quarter cen
fury. Al has never changed its course
but IN times back, we have known
those Of the craft to go into the sane.
tum from the ontside--wasb thei,
hands in indifTerently clean water, and
put on new political gown, with as
much ease as an old coat.
SpHARINa on THE MANcHAc.-On
Thursday, Hon. 7. g. Davidson met
Mr.. Pond according TO appointment
At the store Of Comaus h Aucoin on
the Manohao. The citizens Of that
hospitable region, had prepared a
sumptuous repast in way of barbecue,
and between four and five hundred
persons, of all parties we're on The
ground, including many ladies. Mr..
Davidson opened and spoke about an
hour flor the manner in which, he
used up Pond see Friday evening 8
Advocatel. Col. Pond replied in a
speech of about the same length flor
the manner in which Col Pond used
up Davidson see Gazette) After
this the dinner came on. and after
dinner. our fellow citizen DR.. j, w.
McGimpsey made few remarks
The utmost harmony and good telling
prevailed. The gentlemen who got up
this affair, deserve the united praise of
all present, for the elegant manner
in which IT was gotten up, and for the
order in which il came off.
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A NAME SrenlHiEs NorHIHe.--~
There are so many names, Of so many
people, just alike that 1t haa become
fashionable, for distinguished person
ages, to have printed in the corner Of
their visiting cards, a likeness Of them.
selves, this is a good idea, and will do
much TO prevent awkward mistakes,
which in spite of every preoaution
sometimes occur.
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FRHsu DRues.-J. i. WALLET q Go,
on Third street, having knocked
down four or FIVE partition recently, in
order to get room for their expanding,
business, have put in store another
fresh lot Of drugs. medicines, per
fumery, dye stuaa, stationary, etc
The store will be found open from sun
rise in the morning to 0 o'clock at
night. Great care observed in filling
physicians prescriptions.
PoL1rlos ExpENsIvE.---The editor
of the Fayetteville IN. J) paper, who
was lately in New York, thinks that
the present campaign in that city must
be rather expensive. lie says:
could but wonder at the immense
expense to which political parties 60
here. Each of these clubs rent large
rooms, land rents are enormous here.
they are splendidly lighted with innu-
merable gas burners, which also cost
heavily; and there is a free reading
room connected with each, always open
and free to everybody. Then there
are posted all over the city handbills
the meetings are advertised in the pa
pers, DC, DC. These are all expenses
visible to any one; besides which | be-
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