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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-06

CRuxss.-Alderman T. J. Mackeys oration
ON the Battery, yesterday. will be published in
pamphlet form.
Nine cases Of drunkenness were disposed Of
by the Mayor yesterday. The off,nders were
. let of easily il consideration Of tho fact that
it was the Fourth
Alderman 7. j. Mackey, on being told that it
Vas somewhat strange that he aud the Mayor
should ride together, remarked that it couldn't
be helped, as there was but the one carriage
provided for them.
It is somewhat remarkable that in the speech
of Alderman Mackey to the negroes, yesterday,
there was not one allusion to Repubiicanism.
The drunken solder, who disturbed the
Trinity Church congregation on Sunday morn
ing last, was fined S. by the Mayor yesterday.
Two wemer had set-to on Pittstreet, Sum
day afternoon, and one, Betsy Mcbride. was
badly beaten over the hsad. Her sssailant was
sent to jail for ten days, by the Mayor, yester-
day. a.
The negro women and men who live In a
little wooden shanty on King just above Broad
street, are much complained Of by the people
living in the vicinity.
The instsllationo OF officers of the Jefferson
Lodge, I. O. o. F., will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, at o'clock Tonight. The mem
bers and ladies are invited to attend.
sFair Play" correspondent, informs us
that Vim. N. Taft, who is candidate for the
position Of Captain Of Police, was not q lieu
tenant OF the Third Rhode Island Battery, as
was reported but was only corporal in the
United States army.
Asoldier was badly beaten BY three negroes
yesterday. The negroes were arrested.
The British and Prussiau counsuls yesterday
displayed the fsgs OF their respective natlons'
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Nora BAsY.-sun Gay night one Of the color
ed policemen reported to the police barracks
that he discovered the body Of white infant
in spring.street. He went back and stuck
l eht over the spot and stood guard oil night,
in order to keep the body undissurbed until
the Coroner could see it. Daylight came, and
much to the disgust OF the ''colored star" he
found that he had been watching sbundls OF
:tripe ----'--.'
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ssTEE FouRTH" was not celebrated by the
citizens generally, and but for the closed
stores, free display Of bunting by the ships
and from the public buildings. there was very
little to mark the Ninety y-third Anniversary Of
American Independence. Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 1, had a pleasant excursion on
the steamer Relief, and large number Of citi-
Gems availed themslves Of the opportunity to
.ssil around the harbor on the steamers Emile,
St. Helena and the Dictator. The Cincinnati
8 ,ciety had pleasant dinner. TO the citizens
generally, however, the day passed as do all
-o.hers.
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sHEKIFF,s sales.

BY virtue OF sundry writs OF Fer Facias TO me d.
rected and delivered, will be .od ibis LAY. the;
9Th OF July, at the north as corner OF the Cours
house. between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. II and 2
All the right title and interest of the defendsnta
hereinafter specified In the following PROP
ER1Y:
An that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. on The northwest corner Of SIres and Line
streets, Ward No. g." Measuring in front ON strss
street tbirty.fys feet; same on back line, and TN
depth eighty-six feet Bounded vest on lands fo--
merly OF John Charlton; north on lands formerlyof
Francis sires; east on sires-street, and south on
Linr-street. -'
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Nioho
las Hol!ings at the suit OF A. F. Carstens Co.
All that LOT OF LAM, with the BdildinRs there
on, situate on the east side OF Meetibg.sheet, be-
tween Line and Columbus streets assuring In
front on Meetn g-street IS feet, by 200 In depth,
more or less. 1i
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of q. B.
Stafford at the suit OF P. CORY.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on situate on the west side of st. Phiupstrest two
doors south Of Line-street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Mar
garet Crlmmall at the suit OF Josiah p. Hughes.
ALSO. N--..
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing 500 acres;
more or less, situate In the Parish OF st. James
Goose Greek about two and half miles hom Lao
sons Ro I'D, west side.
Levied on aud to be sold as the property of W. B.
McKewn at the suit of John n lidemann 4 Co.
AIS0 ~
AL that TRACT OF LAND. containing s72 acres.
more or less. situate in the Parish Of st james
Goose Creek between Pigeon Pond and Dean's
Swamp. TO merly belonging 10 sioutemeier.
Levied on AID to oe sold Q, the property Of Nelson
Groomes at the suit of Charles a. Clarke.
: ALSO.
All that TRACT OF LAND. containing .228 acres.
more or less, situate in GroomesUl1e, st James
Goose Creek about one and half miles from Straw
berry Depot Northeastern Railroad.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Beata-
min Donnelly, Executor of John Donnely. deceased
at the suit Of William Harvey, Aominisrstor.
Terms cash. y. W. NJ. MAChEY,
July 6 m3 iu1 q. oe
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SHkKIFF's sALr..


BY yiItu, Of raj Tax Executions to me directed
and delivered. will pe sold 1 Bis DAY the 9Th OF
July, at the northeast corner OF the Courthouse at
IL O'clock A. NJ,
All the RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
defendants. below mentioned III LEAsES not e.
ceedng seven years. In the following described pro-
perty, levied on and to be sod for taxes due the
state anu costs:
THORNE, REBECCA
HOUSE AND LOT, No. % Calhoun street (soutfr
side) between Wall and An>on streets-SS6 ".
sCaMII T, Estate ELIZABETH
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. Is Montaguestreet
(south side) between Coming and Pitt strests-
$47 46. E. W. M. AA0KEY,
Ju,y6 m3 tu1 500.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Iarxest Circuiatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
&saHe TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
ooGNZEKD As HAHING TIE LARGEST skR-
evLArYoN IN THE 01TY OF CHARLESTON,
PvsLzsHBs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
zFg IN TIE poSToEF1cE At THE END OF
EAcH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW. .PosToFF7cE Law.
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crew. Wm. n. Brown Thanks Ged
that tho Colored People havo the
uhttes Down In tho Dust and their
Fart upon their heoks-Alderman
Maekey's Speech, &C., sc.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

AUCTI0N SALHS TALS DAY.
T. M. CATER will sell at three-quarters
past o'clock, at his store, butter, bacon. &c.
G. ". SrEfFENs will sell at halt-past 3
O'Clock, at his store, butter. -four. DC.
Sheriff E. W.. NJ. MAoKEY will sell at IL
O'Clock, at the Courthouse. real es ate and at
i2 O'CLOCK. at tbS corner Of Tradd and King
streets, contents of q grocery store.
LAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
ut their store. hams, butter, DO.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TaE CHARLEsIoN NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu stions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
70 rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles Of value,
Tm NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvEn-
Tmnnsrs, pasasens for which must invariably
be made ,chen the order IS gioen: :"
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, 'governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops Offices
and warehouses wanted or TO let, and miscella-
ueous wsnts Of all kinds. ,-,.....
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified: -
Not exceeding Three LnsEs or 40 words. ...26 cents
. !. Four LINES or 80 worls.....40
FIVE LINES or 40 words......6o
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid end delivered at The
NEWS Office bY 9 p. N.
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BY A. C.. MCGILLIVRAY,

Will be sold on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of Jaly
next, in front Of the Old Customhouse, ct IL
O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
Ali that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings and
Improvements thereon situated on the north side,
OF Trumbo's Court, In the City Of Charleston, and
mo~n % Lot No. 8, on plat drawn BY chsrles
Parker. surveyor, dated November u, 1852, and
duly recorded; said lot measuring 50 feet inches ON
north line 81 feet south line; 107 feet inches on
east lne and OF feet ON the west hne.
1eims-One. third cash; balance In one, two and
three years, secured by mortgage Of the premisoss
the same to be insured, and kept insured, and the
poicy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps Z. W. N. MACkBY,
June 20 tu4 3. CO
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aTHE DAY We CHLEBRATH"

PARADE OF coLoRED SOLDIERS. LOYAL.
LEAGUE, BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES AND
FIRshRN-THE LEADERS OF TIE coUR-
OIL FACTIONS RIDE T0aETHER-THnY
have FALLING OUT.
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TOLNlEs q MACBETH,
No. 80 oad.street,
Charleston, s. c.,
BROKERS. AucTIoNEERs. REAL ESTATE

GENERAL COMMIsSION AGENTS,
VIII attend to Renting and llecting OF Rents
and purchase and sale OF 6tooas, Bonds, GELD,
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To the Purchase Of Goods and Supplies for parties
in the country upon reasonable terms.
GroaoK L. HoLHIs. ..ALR1ANDER MACBETH.
Jspusrvi Tyr
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uuuru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL sJPRRINTENDEhT,s OFFICE
OHAnLEsroN, =. O., April 9, 1859. !
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL 11rH, TIE
PASSCEGER TRAINS of the South Caroln Rail.
road will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ....... .........s.sO a. v
Arrive at Augusta. .44e T. M'
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. ......"...........S.:oA a. M'
Arrive st Columbia. r; = NJ
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester b ALL
road, ano Camden train.
F0n CHARLESTON.
Lesve Augusta. ..9.uo 4.
Arrive at Charleston. .......o.lU I. ID
Leave Colum ....-. .... ...'....1 4s q. .
Af'-'' '' AUGUSTA AUGUSTA NIGHT ExpREss
lsUNDAYs ExcEPTED.I
Leave Charleston. I. ID,
Com Connecting @ with trans Tor Memphis, HaqhvilL
and New Orleans, Via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta ....................s.dof T. ~
Afr''s 3NsIiSsiEa ooI1MBii NIdHf ExpREss INV o.
(sUNDAYs ExcEPTED.I
Leave Charleston. ................. p.
Arrive at Columbia. .....4.45 A.
Connecting tsundays e1csptedl with Greeovilie ant
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ..................6.6OP T.
Sr MMERvII.LE TRAIN.
1eave Charleston ..ss5P. u.
trr1ye AT Summerylle 81 ?. M.
Teavs Summeryille II.
Irr;ye NJ Charleston A. y
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and tolumbi, Passenger Trains on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. connects WILD
up and down Day Passengers Al Eingvllle.
Leave Camden. .... % % A. II
hrri. at Co1ln bia. Ill. IT, A. ~
Leave Columbia. ......''''..... ~ +.
Arrive 81 Camden .........,,.........705 P. ~
SIgnad' b. I. PEAhf,
anril Ia General SUPERINTENDENT.
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THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS IS INYTT-
ED to the work Of completing the Blue Ridge Rail-
road In south Carolina from Anderson, South Caro-
lina to Knoxville Tennessee, distance Of one hum
dred and hfty-two miles to build.
The Executive Committee Of the Board OF Direct
ors is prepared to enter into negotiations With res
ponsible persons, who may desire to undertake the
work.
Payments will be made in their Arst mortgage (7l
per cent. bonds, principal and interest payable
In coin, having twenty years to run, secured by
the guarantee Of the state Of South Carolina for the
punctual payment Of both principal and interest.
The mortgage covers unencumbered property OF the
Company which cost three aid quarter millions OF
dollars 10 gold and embraces fifty miles OF road COM
plete and In running order.
Detailed Estimstes. Plans, ProAes and Speci6ca-
tions will be ready for inspection by JUNE !, 1852
Meanwhile, approximate qnan tiles and other infor-
nation concerning the work may be obtained by ap-
pncahon to Colonel JAMES P. LOW, the Chief En-
gineer Of the 90 npapy, or TO the undersigned, at
Columbia, South Carolina.
R. z. SCOTT,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
N B. The time for opening the bids for the con.
struction Of this Road Is hxed for the 9th day OF
July next 81 12M H.. at Columbia, 8. c. Bids will be
received by the Executive Committee up to that
dale. II June 20
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ OF F1e1 Fac as to me directed
and delivered, land with ibe consent OF all partieg
concerDed,l will bo ,old THI> DAY, the 6th OF
Juls, on tht prent ~s c.. ner OF King and Trsd&
streets, at IL o.. 1ocx NJ.
AL the right title aud interest OF the defendant In
the ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of D.
Lillenhal Co., al the suit ofC. slerck & 90.
Terms each. z w. ID. MACKEY,
June6 Mstu3 8. CO.
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PARADE OF THE FIREMEN.
&C., &C., &C.

During the day the colored people generally
conducted themselves in an orderly manner,
and but three or -FOUR breaches OF the peace
had been reported up to late hour last even
ing. It is somewhat remarkable, and greatly
to their credit, that there were 80 few cases OF
drunkenness among them.
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Range OF Thermemeter at the News
Once.
- ~ -: n: @ !. NJ: |. M4 ?: M: ?: N:
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[RRaALK. PURcHAsER FAILING TO CopLX.
UNDER DkCREE In EQUITY.
Wm. B. Heriot, Trustee, os. Ctristophsr @.
Tr,ubo
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AHftisa Salts.

Butter, Bacon, Lard, &c.
BY Il. b. CATfR.
Will be sold his DAY. on Browns Wharf, ct three
quarters past o'clock
80 Hrkins aud tubs BUTTER
500 Bac,u shou ders, landing from Steamship
saragossa
80 tuhs Lard
40 bbls. Molasses
20 bbls. sugar.
Conditions cash, rrtxc
GEO. w. STEFFENS
Will sell before his Stole. No. 80 vsndue Rsnre AZ
half past O'Clock, THIs Day eth july.
80 kegs Choice GOSHEN BU TIER
is halt kegs Butter
500 Upbagged Hams
800 shoulders
so half bbls. and kits Mackerel
s bbls Pork TRIMMINGS
20 bbls Extra Family Flour
Codasa, Molssses
Washing Soda and Baking Soda.
July6
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The LEADERS HAVE FALLING OUT.
As soon as the audience dispersed, the May
or and Alderman T. j. Mackey, with others.
resumed their seats in the carriages and were
driven rapidly up the street. AS the carriage
containing the rival leaders, was passing the
Circular Church. wheel broke and the occu-
pants were thrown into the street, but sus-
tanned no damage.
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nhlt-paSt 06F0u ctOchs hioehhan 4' o' 1AoSD
key, the orator OF the day, was introduced.
THE GRAFTON.
The speaker commenced by saying that how
ever remote be the period Of history which
parrates the performance Of brilliant achieve
ments, the recital calls it again into life and
action. The record OF deeds Of renown finds
a generous welcome IN the human heart. The
distant mingles with the. present, and we en-
kindle on the altar Of the past the flame which
is to light us to greatness IN the future. II
such be the effect Of remote narration, spring-
ing from mere historic interest, how much
more deep and positive should be the result CT
such as concerns events in which our own
rights and liberties were founded-or triumphs
which our ancestors achieved and Dequeathed
the inestimabIe benefits to Us.
The speaker then gave running sketch OF
the incidents connected with the Revolution
ary war, commencing with the repulse of sir
Hyde Parker's feet by the gunners OF Fort
Moultrie. Duriug this sketch be read tho fol-
lowing excerpt from letter written by Gene
raj Greene to alexander Hamilton, regarding
affairs in South Carolina during the Revolu-
tionary war: There is nothing but murder
aud devastation in every quarter. There is no
such thing as national character. The inbabi-
tants are numerous, but they would rather be
formidable abroad than at home. But there IS
a great spirit of enterprise among The black peo'
pie, and those that come out as roiu'aeers are
not a lutle formidable 10 the enemy."-tItalics
ours-REpoRTER.l
He concluded as follows:
"FeIoH-citizens: The record of the events that
we celebrate to-day, viewed in the light of the
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Direct Importers of Buropcan Drugs AMI Chemicals.
MAYS stuth1yr CHARLESTON, 6. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-17

A GOOD REPoRT.-In conversation
with Mr.. Bruggeman, the other day, We
learned that already have one hundred
and seventy emigrahts been brought to
this, Laurens and E6ge6eld districts,
through the Newberry Immigration So
Siety, since its formation. Mr.. B. gives
a cheering account of the working of the
Society, and this fact alone is sufficient
to prove how well it is working, and
how successfully it is managed. He
states that the interest is increasing
greatly, and that applications for labor
are flowing in constantly. The next
year will give large increase to our
population, We feel certain, and all the
interests of our people will be subserved.
Let them come, we want them, and
come they will, if they are sought after,
and remain too, adding to, and improv-
ing all branches of industry, if we receive
and treat them properly. This latter is
a most important feature in the success
of the enterprise. and though it is be-
)ieved that the farming population re
cognize it in good faith, it may not be
amiss to mention, that the better the
treatment, the better will that class Of
citizens become, and the better will the
employer be paid in work.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-17

DIED, in the Poor House of this Dis
trict, Judge Miller, at an advanced age.
A sad comment on the ingratitude of
the radical party. Fired with mbition
and ardently desiring high position in
office, the Judge took stand with his
own color, in the great League party,
when at its height, but failing to receive
due appreciation Of his merits, he dis
gusted" with the party, to use his lam
guage, land headed the democratic process.
sion here, on the 22nd of last September.
He was an ardent lover of displays of all
kinds, and with feather in his hat, or
a ribbon in his button hole, he was as
happy as a judge; devotedly attached 10
women, wine and politics, he was known
far and wide, but he is gone, the fiddle
and de bow are hung up, the shovel
and dc hoe laid aside. He was one of
the best wood choppers in the town or
the district. Peace to his ashes.
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District Court of the United Statee.
For the District of South Carolina-In
Bankruptcy. In the matter of James u.
H. Ruff-Bankrupt.
By whom Petition for Adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was filed Oh the oath day OF
December, A. D. 1858 in said Court.
This is to give notice, that on the f2th
day of February, A. D.. 1869, a warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
of j. NJ. II. Ruff of Ncwberry, in the
District of Newberry and State, OF South
Carolina, who has been adjudged a Bank.
rupt, on his own Petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, To
him or for his use, and the transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by lax s
that meeting of the creditors of the, said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees of his Estate.
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, to
be holden at Newberry G.. H., before
C. G.. jaeger, Esq, Register, on the sss
day of March, A. D. 1859, at II o'clock,
A. NJ. J. P. N. EPPlNG,@ :. 80
q. S. Marshal as Messenger. j
A. P. PITER.
Feb. II 7 St. Deputy Messepges,
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Internal Revenue.

hereby give notice, that will attend and
take ASSESSMEN rs Of the ANNUAL TAX
ES for 1869, as follows:
AT Pomar!a-February 23d.
At Frog Level-Feb. oath. 25th. & 26th.
At Laurens, c H.-March 2nd, to 13, in,
elusive.
At Clinton-March 18th. 10Th Il 18th.
At Martins Depot-March 18th & 10Th.
At Newbery, C. H.-March 22nd, to 3lst,
inclusive.
This Assessment includes taxable Income
of the calendar year of 1868, and the Tax on
Carriages, Gold Watches, Billiard Tables,
Gold and Silver Plate, owned March 1st,
1869 Each party will please note well as
to his Income prior to the date of Assess
ment.
Persons, firms, companies or corporations
engaged in any business, occupation or pro-
fecsion, within the limits of Laurens and
Newberry Counties, for which Special Tax
is required, must duly apply. and register
their names with me, as the prosecution of
their business without such application will
render them liable.
Furthermore, all persons who are interests
ed in any Legacies, DistributiVe Shares, In
heritanceS or SUGGESTIONS. either as Admin
istraiors, Executors or Trustee, must make
Returns as in their case provided.
H.C. CORWIN, Assessor,
Laurens and Newberry Counties, S. G.
Newberry, S, c., Feb. II, 1869,
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WEEKLY SUMMING. One Of the most
agreeable duties dcvolving on the con-
duc;or Of a weekly paper, is to sum up
once in the seven days record of the
favors bestowed during the week past.
With no spirit of vain glory is this done,
nor with boastful desire, but With a
wish to evince hearty appreciation OF
the good feeling entertained toward US
by our friends. Among the many who
vie, one with the other, in seeing how
much of good they can bestow on US, is
our friend Lawrence Marshall. A whole
souled fellow is he, what he lacks in
muscle ian arm lost in battle) he makes
up in heart, and heart which prompts
the doing Of big things. Lawrence says,
in speaking of lilorial offerings,
what this or that man dos, "I'il See
him and 90 double" Now VIC don't
want Llwrencc to irjnre himself, and
don't think he will either. for aside from
his wish 10 crafty Us, lie has great
regard for the benefit accruing from the
free use of printers INK. He has dis
covered its great advantages aud con-
tinually invokes its aid, not only by ad-
vertising constantly, but by the admin
istering Of shad, black fish, oysters, &C.,
to our table. We are pleased to see
that the public appreciate him. for he
disposcs of more of the above delecsable
things than any other man in town.
If you want these articles fresh, call on
Lawrence.