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THE ORANGER!! RG NET5? IS j *HR ONLY PAPER PUB/'I8HKD IN ORANGEBURG COUNTY, AND PAY8 WEEKLY VISITS TO EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET IN THE COUNTY. It is with sorrow we anuounce the do cease to oar midst of tho estimnblo lady of oar worthy Sheriff, Mr. Harpin Riggs. .She died on the 22d inst. After long suf fering she bus passed to a better world. She leufeafw^ili^l ShAenLa ft?ting husband*, and many warm' friends to' mourn her early death. Rev. S. B. Sawyer, we learn, will hold Pilje wrvfoo in the Orongeburg Bap tist Church usual hour. *?4AiJlk/to-n-.orrow morning at the One of our Associates had a trip over in Colletou tho last week, and reports the crops to be in a remarkably prosperous condition. Messrs. John p. Stecker & Co. have commenced operations for theeroction of j a fine store on their lot, on Main street. The Comity Jail, under thy supervis ion of Mr. John Lucas, is r.ipidly ap proaching completion. Maj. T. W. Whai.ky, a veteran and eueccfstul Cotton Pluntcrof this County, has laid on our table a full groWn cot ton bloom, plucked from his Orange? burg field. 1 his is the first bloom of the season that wc have seen. By TJic seasons are splendiferous?our Partners aro beginning to wear their hats on tmio aide of the head, slightly cocked over the right eye, the 3t)0 per cent, added to the contrary notwithstanding, **or any other man." Wus'ut so a short while back. Hurra for the glorious dews of Heaven, and then hurra for the y. ladiun weed and the Cut ton plant. Ice Cuea.m?A choice article, cool and refreshing, hi the latest luxury, tuTored by Mr. Ezekicl to his many -frkud*.' To fee had at 'his Soda Pont tevery day of the week. J.irK Insurance.?We call attention to ilie advertisement of the Equitable Life Assurance Company, N. Austin Hull, Esq., ]?ocul Agent. This Com |miiy is, undoubtedly, one of the very *-beat In?uranee Companies in the Uuit.d States, and us it gives every well advised loan a chance to secure a competency, with little outlay, to loved ones who may lie left behind in the iato*of life, wc cannot but give it its jnst meed of praise as a well established, well arranged and conducted Assurance Company. It will be gratifying to tho friends of Mr. Legare to road the following extract - which wc clip from the Lynchburg Vir ginian of a lato date : rJ?iKJB W. W. Lrgark.?It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that Judge Legate, -who has been engaged in teaching here for the past year, and has won for himself gol den opinions, both as a teacher aud a man, has made nrruugenicnts to take --charge of the "Alexandria Seminary." Wc are sorry to lose him, but hope that the people of Alexandria will give him ? most favorable reception, as he de serves. His testimonials aro of the highest churacter, and will secure for In to every advantage he can cxpect. The Philharmonic Society, too, will have cause to regret the loss of Mrs. Lcgaro's ^highly cultivated voice aud fine musical talent. The Judge is a gentleman of very su perior acquirements, and is admirably suited to the responsible work in which he ia engaged. We very heartily com mend him to the good people among Whom he is to make his home, und con gratulate them on tho acquisition which he aud his accomplished wife will bo to their society and to the educutional pro fession. ? Tub Workino Christian.?We I have received tho first number of a Bap tist paper, of the above name, published in York vi! le, by Lewis M. Grist, Esq. Rev. Tillman R. Gains, Proprietor. Tho touchanical department shows tho skill WhA hand of Mr. Grist, aud its motto "Fervent in spirit serving tho Lord," fully carried out iu the choice of its mat ter. We extend a wclcomo hand to The. jafljj? G'ni'iftiaHi and place it on our ?diangc list with plcasuro, ?2 50 per HBoum. li you have a eotigh, <h> not nrgkct it y thousands go to an untimely grave by noglectlug what tbey call "a slight cold." These slight colds ore very insidious. Tbey soon bcoome deop-seatod, and defy lall remedies. Da* Twtt's Kxpecto hant will cure it. It cau bu bad of any Druggist. Thk TYroiutAPHicAt. Journal and AnVEHTlBBR is the title of a quarterly uingr.zine, devoted to the advancement of the interests of tbo publishers, printers aud binders of tbo South?the Grst tium ber of which ba.s just appeared from the publishing house uf Messrs. Walker, 10 vans & Cogswell, Cbarlcston, S. C.? The work contains matters of interest to tbe crafts to which it is devoted Kaei.y Peaches'.?We urc iiidebtcd to our friend Mr. U. P. Antley for u few delicious June Peaches of the cling va riety. Bully for Orangeburg. Mu. Stkpijkns opens the Juuo"l!ivoi side" with another of bis droll Mother Goose pictures, illustrating the ditty "Tbo Fox nud bis Wife, tbey bad a great Strife." As if in peaceful con trast, tbe opening article of the number is ''First School-days of a little Quaker," which promises t?> be a bright story for girls. History is provided in n sketch of "Joan of Arc," by George M. Towlo. Mr. Jacob Abbott explains Joule's Kquivaleut.'' Paul II. tlaync, the Poet, tells a lively story ill prose of -'Hobby Singleton's Mishap}" the "llambics in Constantinople" are continued, as also the Hunting Sketches in South Africa while there is another New Testament story, this time of the -Marriage Feast at Cnnn," and Hans Andersen tells a fresh story of "'The Comet." which has a very graceful picture by M L. Stone. To know the rest get the Magazine .itself. Hurd und Iloughton, New York, Pub lishers, a year. Important to Uktait. Dealers in CtuARS ?An exchange under this caption contains the following imp riant information to cigar retail dealers: "Application having been made to Commissioner Delano roc information whether the sale of cigars from ghiss cases is contrary to the revenue law, the Commissioner has replied that "the law requires that they shall be sold in Itojcc* or fmm //'*.<:/?*, stamped us prescribed by law. According to this decision the prac tice which many adopt of transferring the cigars from stamped boxes to sliding draws is in opposition to the true mean ing of the law. Do you read of the accidents which occur almost every day in the large cities of our couutry, from the use of Kerosene Oil 't So use it no longer, but go to Mr. Kirk Robinson's aud get "Light House Burning Fluid," he b;is tested it, aud informs us that it is non-explosive. See advertisement. ELOPED.?A few days since one Ash l *y Cru b, who was employed at Branch ville us car-greaser, eloped with a young niao's wile of that place. The parties loft for Augusta, and have not been heard oi siuce. From till accounts Cruch is a notorious scoundrel. He left BranchviHe indebt ed to the merchants two or three hun dred dollars for the bread he ate. "Wo hope the good citizens of Augus ta may be successful in discovering bis rascally principles before he has" an op portunity to make the record which he left at BranchviHe. Mr. James H. Perry, at BranchviHe, has, we understand, Cotton Blooms. Hurrah for the lower part of our Coun ty! Three ladies were thrown from :t car riage into a mill pond, near Rochester, New York, on Wednesday, nnd all were drowned. A Virginia lady sustains lifo by co piously nnnoiuting herself with sweet oil, nnd eating a cracker three times a year. A eotemporary wants to know whether tbo one hundred sledge hammer anvil chorus at the Boston Jubilee will be a "blacksmith's strike." Water is ten cents a gallon nt White Pine, and *hc residents of that elovated locality take their daily bath by walking out naked in the morning mist. ' That's very singular," said a young lady s gentleman who bat*, just kLaed her. "Oh! well, my dear mis," was the reply, "I will soon make it plural j', and the villain did. . lt,.nni,llj In Knur Y-wlf <fl I'M t .?1 fl KM j velooipdcs hnvo been sold at auction for from to $50. Ceylou is ohiefly de*o?od to cofToe cul tivation, and bus 131,000 acres of coffeo plantations. An English uobloman drives a public coach from Lond >n to Windsor, just for ? ? v: 'A slunderous young man in IV iscousiu was borae-whiiiped by a> bevy of sweet lasses. A colored preacher in Georgia, can be heard two miles, when begets warm ed to his work. Tho Second Advcntists propose to cud the world again on the 10th of* July. The prairies of Northern Te^sa have been literally covered with strawberries til is season. Beef soils for six cents a pouud in New Orleans market. Sevcu miles of violin strings vibrated at tho Bostou Jubilee. Champagne is now manufactured in Belgium lb; nineteen eeuts a bottle. A man in London follows tho occupa tion of "professional introducer," apd mukes money by it. Commodore Nutt and Miss Minnie Warren were married at West Huvan, Conu., on Thursday. A colored man in Quincy, Illinois, has brought, a suit to recover 82,000 from a steamer company for having been refused the privilege ol eating dinner with the white folks. OcO. Peabody denies the statement that he intends to reside hereafter in this country. He will stay here one year and then return to England, i A Chicago paper n'dviscs Elisha Spra guo. if ho wants a rich wife, to pa)* the verdict and marry Amanda. Anna Wall has advertised her husband at Bungor, Me., fur desertion, aud refused to pay his debts. Leu Harrison and Thomas Clad man. two respectable colored men of Lyuch burg V?., decline appointments of* regis trars in Lyiichburg because they cannot take the oath. I The lately beheaded postinastor at Wutcrbury, Connecticut, advertises as "hist," "one hundred dollars paid to a Congressman 'for tho Waterbury post office." S. C. Hall, the author, is one of a very few persons living who remembers to have seen fiarrick act. He alluded to this in :i recent lecture, and also said that he had talked with Uoswcll. A suit to recover ?"5,()0U in gold, de posited iu the Chesapeake Bank at Baltimore, in 1801, has been decided in favor of the depositor, who guts a verdict for that amount in gold, with ?90tt.50 interest, also in gold. The Ohio Penitentiary is not an ttttrac tive residence, if wc may judge from the fact of three suicides having occurred among its inmates during tho past week Bason Anselm de Hot lisch i Id has given two hundred thousand florins for tho erection of a hospital in Vienna for the Jews, to contain one hundred beds. The personal charms of a girl of the period are estimated to cost from 88.") to 8550, Recording to the artists employed A tornado last, week did $500,000 worth of damage to the little town of Shipmno, Illinois. Ann [la ihn way's cottage and garden at jStratford-OU-Avon are advertised for sale. An Indian clergyman makes his pas toral calls on a velocipede Connecticut reports one hundred and twelve Baptist churches, with 19,300 members. COMMERCIAL. Omca ok tiik OiiANOKnuaa Nrtws, .Inne 25, 1800. COTTON?Market heavy with doclinin; tendency. Sales of the week 10 hales. "We quote : Ordinary.2"?.\ Good Ordinary. Low Ml Idling.27j Middling.28* Strict M i Idling. flood Middling. Ronan Hick?Dull ami declining al SI."0 per auslud. Corn 1.00. Pens 05. Pindcrs, ;)t)lbs to bushel, Si .*>o. GOLD. 30 SILVER. 21 Consignees |>cr South ( arolinaRail road Remaining i'i the Depot lo Date. J. <i Potcr, M. Smith, M. Stephons, J. Hooker, In accordance with orders received from the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter bo charged on Goods remaining in the Depot lor an unreasonable length of time. W. C MBKKDIT1I, Agent. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. YYiikbkaa, W. C. Ilane and J. K. Ifane haiit i.pplied to me for Letters of Adminis tration on the Relate <>t Dudrlck llano, lute of Orongeburg, deceased. These uro therefore lo city and admonish nil ami siugulnr tho kindred and creditor- of iho snid deceased, tu be slid appear before me, at n Court of Prnhnte for the said County to be holden at Oruitgeh?rg on the 28th day of Juno, IHb'.l, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause, if any, why iho said administration should not be granted. Given under ?*ny hand and (he Seal of r Court, thin 11th day of May A. l>. lhiin, and in the ninety-third your of American Independence. THAI). C. ANDREWS, June 10?2t Judge of Probate SOUTH C?SeiINA State Agricultural "MECHANICAL MAGAZINE. (Official Organ of the South Carolina State Aqrk nUuraiJinJil Mechanical So defy.) ' AT AN KAKLY DATE, THE SUBSCRlB t*rs will publish the first number of 4 Monthly Magazine, d'.vothd to the development of Ihe material interests of this State, and the whole South ; and will distributo 5,QOO COPIES GRATUITOUSLY, so that every one lhay see what it is hefore subscribing. They intend to niuko it tho best und bandMomest indus trial magazine ever published at the South,,| and 'bey ask the cordinl co-operation of | every good oitiien in this enterprise, which must redound to the public welfare. Persous wishing copies of the first num ber, will please send their address to Walker, Evans & Cogswell, CHARLESTON, S. C. may 29 wee tf It E ffl 0 Y A L. rpilE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFUI j[ inform his friends and the public that lie has re-opened his BAR-ROOM at thr C A N XON II O U 8 E where he has just received a fresh supply of choice BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKEYS, ALE, POUTER, i IDBR, TOBACCO and CIGARS. All of the above arc of finest brands ami warranted to give satisfaction. Also ail necessary articles kept inn FIRST CLASS P.Ali. Drink.? of all kinds MIXED to suit t he taste. ICE kept constantly on hand. JAS. CANNON, junc 1J?tf Proprietor. The State of South Carolina. Ou?n?ebuko County. In J'J'juitg. William C. Moss | Bill for vs. > Foreclosure of George W. Barton, et. al. J Mortgage. It appenritig to my satisfaction that J. It. Humbert and M. Emma Humbert his wile, and George H. Pooscr. three of the defen dants in this ease, arc absent from, and re side beyond the limits of this Stale, on mo tion of Messrs. Izlar & Dib'do, Complain ant's Solicitors, it is ordered : That the laid .1. It. Humbert. M. Emma Humbert and Goorgo II. Pooscr do appear und plead, an swer or demur to *?ho Complainant'*, said bill within the time prescribed by law, or the said lull will bo taken pro ri-nfr.uo against them. Clerk's Office. ) GEO.HOI.IYAK, Orungeburg, S. C. V C. C. P. May 14. I8H0. I may 22 7t OKA\?;EB5MS<? county, 1'ilOUATE CO IIII'. ^ Es pnrlt B. F. Simmons, Administrator dt bom's tion of the Estate of Jesse Wcsscn ger T\jf)-nt'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT U. I*'. Simmons will, on the twelfth (12th) tiny of July next, apply lor a final discharge from his oilice of Administrator dt limn* non of Jesse Wessonger, deceased. T11AD. l\ ANDREWS, junc 12?4t Judge of Probate. JDU7 TUTTC Sasaparilla and Queen's Delight, The great Alterative and Hlood Purifier. expectouant, A Pleasant and Sure Cure tor Coughs, Asthma, ?c. vegetable eivek piles, For Dyspepsia, Biliousness, &c. Improved Liquid Hair Dye, Warranted the best in use. For sale in Orangeburg by DU. E. J. OLIVEROS. June 5 ti m JUfST received. FUESII G ROCERTES, Consisting of BACON. LAUD, FLOUR of all grades. SUGAR, COFFEE. MOLASSES, HER RINGS, &c. ITS HING TACKLE, Of the best variety, such as Linen. Hooks and Bobs. PIPES, assorted, TOBACCO and SEGARS. SCHOOL HOOKS and STATIONERY. J)li 1' G 0ODS AXD SIIOAW, Of the best innko, ami quality. \U of t hr nhovc articles are offered low down for cash. Give n call and examine for yourselves at J. W. PATTERSON'S, Opposite Bull & ScoviU'i June 0 ly o HANG RHU HCl < jo I X T Y, PROBATE COURT. DJ. ZEIG LEU, Guardian of Amanda ^ Weeks, formerly Mack and of Mar garet Carson, formerly Mack, gives notice that he will apply in this Court for a final discharge as Guardian on the l'.'th July next, THAI). C. ANDREWS, junc 10?4t* Judge of Probate. oraxheuuig CO I XT Y, PROBATE COURT. Ex parte John L. Bo/.anl. Administrator of the Estntc of Daniel Bozard. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT John L. Bozard will, on the 14th day of July next, apply for a final discharge as Administrator of the Estate of Daniel Doxard. deceased. Til AD. C. ANDREWS, juno 10?4t Judge of Probate. OKAXdiehuku < oi.vi v, PROBATE COURT. Ex parte J. Wesley Johnson, Administrntor of the Estate of Jos. Johnson. iVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. j^l Wc-ley Johnson will, on the 19th day ol July next, apply for his final discharge its Administrator ol the Estate of Jos. Johnsiui, deceased. Til AH. C. ANDREWS, June 10?It Judge of Probate. WHISKEY l1reln For Sale At THIS OFFICE. At 50 ct.>. per hundred. mar"' TA YIMOU'S PATEJTT Saw Bharpener and Heepener, f\r Ging Cir^M^t^^'M^1"' TT4VING Dtarchaaedtho Parent Right, for ill the Bute of South Curolitw, Tor, the tbote, ih, are lion- proparcd to fill orders for tliu ?an?. ; n * >i. ( The advantage of this Machine are econo my, despatch1 a?d perfect h.i. in keeping all kinds of sawf in perfect order. > ? i!. By it:i use, the troth of t ho Saw are kept at a uniform depth, angle and siie. Fully one-fouth (\) and belter lumber cam be cut pe. dr.y v,hc; c mac him: is used, the Saws running straightcr, freer, faster and eui smoother."' A saw can be ahsrpencd in five minutes, and in the moKt perfect manner. The price of the Machine can be saved in a few months in the coot of file* and labor. For further information Hpply to CHISOLM BROTHERS, t 'hnrl.-ston. 8. C. may 29 weo lm TONSORIAL. THK J3UB8R1BER RESPECTFULLY IN forms the public that bt has opened a first class BARBER SHOP in the basement of Ute '?Cannon House," whore he is prepared to give satisfaction in SHAVING, SHAMPOON ING and HAIR DRESSING. The patronage of the public is solicited. Juno 1?1 y JOHN ROBINSON. Orangeburg Bakery, V. PITTHAN, PROPRIETOR. HAVING procured the services of FIRST CLASS BAKER, Mil. THOS. W. A?BER?OTTI, I nm now prepurcd lo do all kinds of BAKING at a moments notice, and to furnish custom ers and the Trade generally with a good arti cle, ami at Charleston prioea, nt wholesale and retuil to Merchants mid Families. No expenses will be spared on my part lo please my Customers. The following list of Bread, Cakes und Crackers kept constantly on band, und fresh : cakes* Pound Cuke Large nnd Small. Spungc Cuke. Sugar Cake. Drop Cako. Small Fancy Cakes. Scotch Cuke. Lufuyottc Cuke. French Tea Cake. Lemon Cuke. Lady's Fingers. Large flingcr Nuts. Bolivers nnd Thick Cukes. CRACKERS: Trenton Crackers. Butter Crackers. Seed Crackers. Sugar Crackers. Largo Biscuits. R R E A. D : Wheat Bread. Rye Bread. Grubnm Bread. French, Twist, Split mid C*p Loaves. The Subscriber respectfully returns his ?hank? to the citizens of Orangeburg for their patronage in the past, ami respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, upl 24?ly V. PITTHAN. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. RBSPECTP1JLLY INFO I'M our ORANGE btirg Friends LUui. vsm hafu uiovtsil in our x NEW STORE, Where we are ready to suppl our Friends and lb? Public in general with a full und fresh supply of DRY ?00US. GROCERIES, 1 * SHOES, HATS. Also all kinds of LIQUORS, WINKS, PORTER, ALK. ETC., at reduced Prices. We have a fine lot of FAMILY FLOUR from Juo CAMPSRN & CO.'S Mill, Charles Ion, put up in small S:.. ks, very low. We offer for sale the RECIPE for making l JACKSON S UNIVERSAL WASH INC COM POUND aid JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP for Dm* Dollar, which has given satisfaction to all to whom we have sohl. We w.ll buy COTTON and all other PRO DUCE, giving the highest market price, ship for any one. FRKK Ol CUAKGE and make LIBERAL ADVANCES on the same. F. H. W. BltlGGMANN S CO. oct ?'! ly W. T. MULLEfi, BROUGHTON STREET, O R A X G E H 1' R G , <S\ C. HAS JUST RCCBIVED A FRESH SUP ply of Family Groceries. WHITE BEANS. SPLITT PEAS, DUIKI) APPLB8, PICKLES,Ac. Also FRESH CIDER, LAGER, EDDENBURG ALL, Also OLD CABINET, CORN nnd BOURBON. Also a fine lot of DOMESTIC CIO ARS. Come ami see for yourself. W: T. .MILLER, may 22 mar 7 Sia STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OKANGEBl ltd COUNTY. KNOW ALL MEN RYTHESKPRESENTS thai we .lohn D. Stoc ker as general partner, and Paul S. Fehler as special part ner, both residing in Orangeburg County, do hereby ccitifv that wo have this day entered into u LIMITED PARTNERSHIP to trans act u general business us merchants, in the Village of Orangeburg. for tive years from the date hereof, under the provisions of the Act of Assembly. lSl'.T, ?? Statutes at Largo, page ">7H?-<7. sn/u.tu?each Partner having contributed five thousand ("aKHl) dollars in cash. Witness our hands this 10th day of April. 1800. JOHN 1). STOCK Ell, PAUL S. FELDER, apt 24 6t THE BEST PRICES Are paid in CASH or BARTER at the Court House Store run POULTRY and BOGS. BEESWAX, HIDES and WOOL. Another fresh supply of CHEWING TOBACCO. Lately received?for snle by the Package or Box. CHEAP SUGARS nnd MOLA8?M. And Fresh Supplies Generally. FRESH ESSENCE id' fJOKFKE At reduced rates. JOHN A. HAMILTON. Conn Honsels?. Market Street. June 6 nov 7 c ly MAGINT11ATKS II I, A Mi S For Sale at mar 27 TUP' ?>?"? ' I Ml H ? ? . V bfjj ?.??' Jiff) JUST RECEIVER Bytast Steamer a Full and BeautiM!si^^ LADIES FANCY PRINTS Another lot of those Another lot of those CELEBRATED NEEDLES. BUEL SCOVIEE, &M nAVE JUST nio^iVED A FINE l^^Stm ^t CASSIMERS, COTTOOTDES SPANISH LINNEN, TRUNKS *<* may 29?ly _BULL, SCQJOIX ? vi** ?4 NEW SPRING O00?S AT ' STOCKEH'S CHEAP CASH W^M ?Mt * l I have just received and now opening our SPRING and SUMMER, STOCK, consisting of Calicos, Ging hams, Muslins, Berages, and Cloth ing, Eats, Shoes, and Groceries. all of which have been purchased with in the last 15 days in New York, for Cash, at 15 to 25 per ct. Cheaper than the same Goods could have been pur chased 30 days ago, which we are now offering to the CITIZENS of Orangeburg County, at a small al lowance on Cost for Cash. 15 JOIijNT 3D. STOCKER, AT THE RED 816 .MR. JAMES A. WILLIAMS is with nn and will be hippy to see his friends. mar 20 nu;^ 23 ly. > Ms A 4M W. P. PvUSSELL, No. 5 HAYNE-STREET CHARLESTON. SOl'TII CAROLINA. WP. RUSSELL IIAVINti RE EN LIBERALLY PATRONT/.EI # Twenty Years in Charleston and throughout the State, returns hia thanks, and respectfully solicits a onntiuunnec of the same, lie s Prepared with every Facility to FlU Orders for SASHES, BLINDS, BOOKS, WINDOW FK.UIES. MANTI.EPIECES, MOULD INGS. Sic. &c, nnd has at his Wurcrooms, No. 5 HAYNE-STREET, a largo and well as sortcd Stock of the ahove Goods. WO It Et SHOPS PItSTCHlRD-STltEKT, THIRD FLOOR PH03NIX IRON WORKS. agA The CHARACTER of the WORK from this ESTABLISHMENT for the PA8T TWEKTY ? YEARS will b? a Guarantee to those who may ORDER GOODS. may 1 c 6m M ' NAMARA & JONES. < t RUSSELL STREET, OR A NG EBURG, S. C. r .' tt, Ml RESPECTFULLY OFFER TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGERURG a well selected Stack of SPRING nnd SUM MER COOPS. Having pur chased our Stuck on the rcceut decline of prices in New York wo are thereby ca- ? abled to sell them chetip. CENTS DRESS GOODS.LADIES DRESS GOODS.CASSIMEEES.l TWEEDS.I CANS.COTTON A DES.Ax\ ; CALICO from 10 to IS Cents...Drown and Bleached 110 M ESP UN... LI N N EN.' Utiisrisricisr suits..ss 50. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SHOES for LADIES: MIS SES, GENTS and ROYS. fhesh oiiocki^il^s Constantly on ha*d. . H Give us a call and jud'_re lor you^elvos. apl 10?3mo McNAMARA & JONES, W. L. W. It I LEY, Has Constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of ; CHOICE ^^m?iwm FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c. JUST BEI ? iCEIYED A PINK LOT OF CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, ETC. MR. JOHN DAVIS is with uic u'ttl will be pleased to soe his friends." march i" 1 W. l. Av. im.vv. ? A