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THE TIMES. Entered lit the Brunswick post office a* mic* mid-class mail but Omt-cla** reading, mat ter. TilK DAILY TIMKB —PnbH*bel every morning except Monday. Fifteen cents ner week, payable to the carrier; 95 ft your. THK WEKKLY TIM KH Eight page*. ti per year. Published on Tuesday*. to iwVKRTISEES TUP BRI NBWICK TIM KM guarantee* ala r el; colaf i>r In the city and Hiirrouitdlng towu* ti*uu any other Itrtmswiek pn>*i. Address Jl; LIEN 8. RODGERS, General Manager. for hkabidk and mountain. Reader* of Til F TIM PS going out of town for Hie* summer can have the Times mailed to them for fifty cents per month, postage frei*. JM PORT ANT ANNOUNCE*! KNT. Ou and after June tat., 18K0, The Dally Times will be delivered in the city, or mailed postage free, to any addroHf at the following rales; One year 95.011; six months 412.7 ft; one mont h 50e. THL LATE LEONARD SWETT. A f trill loot lawyer Who Was a Friend of Lincoln. Leonard Bwett, tho eloquent lawyer, re cently deceased, was not a very old man, and yet he had to a curtain extent outlived his fame, which wan at its maximum some twen ty-live years ago. Alexander Hamilton once said, with something like a sigh, that no fame was so evanescent os that of a great Jury lawyer, and tin nigh Mr. Bvfbtt was undoubt ed) tho most *ueoo*afui jury lawyer of this era. his fame as far as it is lasting will rest upon his early and efficient support of Abra ham Lincoln and Ids splcmdid services in deli cate management during tho war. Ho made the speech in convention putting Abraham Lincoln in nomination, and twenty-eight years later in the same city did tho same service for Judge Walter Q. Gresham. Li the anti-slavery contest ho was a groat pov/or in Illinois, his speeches from 1852 to 180ji boing very numerous and wonderfully effective. In 1868 ho was elected to tho legis lature by a majority greater than that of the liy' must be said that Leonard Bwett’ I .RON Alt h BWTCTT. , * . .. . made A i)rah am Uncoln president. He declined to take office Under tho administration, though the Peru vian mission nud other places of honor wore offered him, but ho remained in Washington through most of the w ar, was frequently con sulted and employed in delicate an<l confiden tial mission*. He wont to Missouri with dis crodoiiai y powers to remove Gen. Fremont ano mo m< yfiti ta.ei.r., *,. .o,t u work w ith rare skill and diplomacy. At the close of th* war he located in Chicago, whore ho became the sudoossful lawyer, taking com paratively little share in politics. Leonard Bwett was Inirn Aug. 11, 1825, on n farm in Oxford county, Me., worked hard in youth and gained a tolerably liberal edu* catiou by study In tlie winters. Emigrating to the west ut majority, he enlisted as a pri vate for the Mexican wtur and returned an invulid, unable to get any further than 111! lioU. This llxed his residence at Blooming ton, in that state, where he entered on the practice of law on the same circuit with Abra ham Lincoln, Stephen T. Logan, U. P. Lin der, Edward I). Baker and others who have made that circuit immortal. Judge David Davis long presided over that circuit. In 1864 he married Miss Laura R. Quigg, ami they had onechUd, Leonard Herbert Bwett, now (ilwit Jiff years old. She (lied early In 1888, and the next year he married Miss Mario Pecker, who had been his clerk in the law* office for several year*—a marriage which ex cited much Chicago comment at the time. Mr. Bwett’* experience at. the bar was re markable. Ho defended twenty-nine men accused of murder and secured the acquittal of all but one, who was sentenced to tte© pent teutiary for life, but afterwards pardoned. He then took charge of the Anarchists' cause after they had been removed to the supreme court., but was defeated. In civil cases he was scarcely less successful. His untiring in dustry in preparing his cases mid his power before a jury brought this success. In per son he was imposing—six feet tw’o inches in height and weighing, when in health, 226 to 250 pounds. Ilis wife, son, brother and three ulsters are tho only near relatives who sur vive him. Uses of Kleetricity. It doesn't Boom possible that pa would do such a thing, but Tho Belfast Age says ho did. According to that paper a Belfast man has a small electric battery which be put to a novel use. Ills wife occasionally makes him stay at home to take oareof the children, lie was left the other day, and wanted to go across the street badly, but the children worn too young to be left alone. He Anally set the battery going, thru placing the bundles In the children's hands started the current string enough so they eouldu’t let go, and lef them. They were there on his return. Tli * 'siunty of this story probably is in the electrical current of imagination that runs through it. Man is Judged by tho average in the com* tnou herd. Tho owner of a good tiling seldom appreci ates its value. Mini must work for his joys, troubles come of themselves. Kver? man Is sometimes a bait on some other man’s book. !Say a (food thing about a man. and he will try to live up to it If we could use our own good advice how happy we would be. How slow the Joke on some other fellow travels I How loug logged the joke on you! Clouds are a good deal like men, they are h imU'ws "hen alone, hut they make trouble when they get together A pretty brooch design mat will he aiiprtv ciatrtl consist* of a Roman gold lover s knot A pearl set horseshoe is slipped through each loop of the bow Doorkeeper Loefßcr, of the White House, has a wonderful memory. He was with Stan t<>n at the t*4ie of Lincoln's assassination, and v, U f* U '\! l " tri:llaof *"• ordered to The " UlU ‘ House for tlie duties heisstili perform log. His recollection of faces is remarkable ion called on Mr Uarfleld,” or "I remem ber you during the Hayes regime,” he will ■oiuetimes say tea man whom he had never *eeo out once, and that years ago. THK CITY WKWV KIN T It baa the largest com press In the world. H it la traversed in all directions by street rail ways. q It has the prettiest scenery; of any city in the south. U !i luia one of the finest hotels in the United .states. H it will handle this season about 200,000 bales of cotton. 1 it lias the lowest port charges of any city In the South. % It has two lines of steamers to New York and on© to Savannah. H It, is the home of tho winter tourist and sum mer excursionist. If It is contiguous to the finest hunt ing grounds cast of the Mississippi. U if. has a buck country of fine farming Land awaiting development, H It has a splendid system of waterworks, and .8 lighted by electricity and gas. H It has the finest harbor, all things consid ered, on the sout h tlant lc coast. T It has a fine a system of graded public schools, steadily being improved. % It will, in a few years, become one of the most important cities of the nation. H It is nearly surrounded by salt water, and Is nearly sixteen miles from fresh water. v f Brunswick, Ga., has a population of 10,000 people, an increase of 5,000 In four years. U It has a large amount of manufacturing en terprises in operation and In contemplation. II Brunswick has a land-locked harbor, In which all shipping is absolutely safe from all rough weather. H ft. has the lowest death rate of any seaport .It) in the United States, and as low a death rate as any city of like size in the United States. % Brunswick has never had a cyclone, tuid Prof. Maury, in Ids physical geography, predicts that it never wlll.Jand gives good reasons In sup port of his predictions. 1i it is the place where Northern and Southern capital alike Is seeking profitable Investment, and It Is tlie place that Is rapidly looming up us a sear port and manufacturing city. road, with Western and Florida connections, which are pouring millions of dollars of freight into our harbor for export, and shipping vast quantities or goods to the Interior. If It has $155,000 capital stock in National banks now being Increased fioo 000, with about s>lo,ooo surplus, new hank will be started with $50,000. capital, to be increased as exigencies require, as soon as a State charter can lie obtained. f It Is kicuted in the extreme western curva ture of the Atlantic coast, and ts, therefore, nearer all Western, Northwestern and South western points than any coast e-lty North or South of It. It Is 500 miles nearer Han Francisco than New York, 132 miles nearer St. Louis than New York, 127 miles nearer Louisville than New York, and this advantage Is maintained for all Western, Northwestern and Southwestern point.*. Notice of IVopoMoil Local Legislation. Notice is hereby given t hat appllcfttion w ill lx* made to the legislature of Georgia during its pivsent M'Kslon for the passage of an act having Uie following tit lit: ‘An iu*t to incorporate the Il n iia i'rrif- fMiiN, Hi WWiftni ovrioln thereon, and for other purposes.’' |uly 3-dit. TO ADVISRTISERS. A list of 1000 newspaper* divided into STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent on application FREE. To those who want thfr advert ising to pay, weean offer no better medium for thorough and effective work than the various section* of our Select Local List. GKO. I*. BOW ELL A (<)., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York. July 2d 1-m FARM OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY. JULY 8. 1889. Joint complimentary testimonial to FLORENCE ELMORE AND J.J. COLLINS. By very general request the classic play in live acts DAMON AND PYTHIAS, OR THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP, With a strong oast of characters anil new costumes. Admission. - - - - 50 cents Reserved seats, - - - 75 cents To lie hail at TJostwick’s book store. July 2-81. CumMand Route TO FLORIDA. Tiro Bea.u.titu.l Steamer CITY OF BRUNSWICK SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ON AND AFTER MAY 19, ’B9. Except Sunday bout will leave at Ba. m.. stand anl tluie. I,oftvo Rmnswiok 7:00 n. m. Arrive st. Simons 8:00 a. m. Arrive Cumberland 10:00 a. m. Arrive Fenmndina 12:80 noon. lH'ftve Feaimndina via F K A N Ky, 8:00 p. m. Airive Jacksonville 4:15 p. m. KKTI’KN INO. Leave Fernand! n a 1:80 p. m. ,4Yrlve Cumberland 4:00 p. in. Arrive St. Simons 6:00 p, m. i Arrive Brunswick 7:JO p. m. 4fW“Excursion rales to Cuniberlan l every Wednesday and Sunday, fare for rou ui trip $1.35, including ear fare to ami fromth ebeaoh. JOHN B. WREN N, GeuM Pass. Agt. J. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agent. ;Foot FStreet.) 8. C. LITTLEFIELD, General Manager. THE DAILY TIMES: FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1889. P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root, and Potassium.) cures SYPHILIS Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Scrofula and Scrofulous Eruptions, Ulcers and Old Boren, Rheumatism and all dlsaaspa of the blood; all those thathave resisted other treatment yield steadily and surely to the wonderful power of P. P. I\, the great Blood rtgificr. SCROFULA Is an Impurity in tho blood, producing Lumps or Swelling, causing Banning Sores on the Anns, Legs, or Feet, for the cure of which use P. P. P.. the greatest blood medicine on earth. All these diseases yield readily to the power of P, P.P., giving new life and new strength. BLOOD POISON Cured in Its worse form; sometimes in cases with Erysipelas, where the patient was in Eter nal Pain and given up by tlie physicians. In lous cases Scrofulous Ulcers broke out till the party was amass of corruption; a bottle of P. P. P. w*i procured, and the disease yielded quickly. RHEUMATISM And in all Affections of the Blood, P. P.P. stands alone and unrivaled and pome of its smes are really wonderful. If yo suffer from anything like Syphilis, Scro fula, Blood Poison, Ulcers, Old Bores, Rheuma tism. or any disease of the blood, b© pure an ! give P. P. P. a trial. P. P. p. (Prickly Ash, Pokeltodtand Potiwwiniß) is no secret patent medicine like the many ou the market. Its formula la on every bottle, the* giving h guarantee of its purity and wholeuoiue noss that no other blood purifier does give. For aale by ail druggists. I.iitman Bnos., Wholesale Druggist*, Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors, Lippman Block, Savannah, Ga. HOTELS. PULASKI HOUSE, BA VANN AH , G EORGIA. W ATB ONT & PO VV E R S PROPRIETORS, FRONTING JOHNSON S(JI ARE. Refurnished and Refitted. Cuisine and Ser vice of High Standard. Entire Southern Kx posrt Tt> SAT IL LA HOUSE. \V AY< BOSS, GA. J. R. KNIGHT, Proprietor. Clean Beil* and Good Fare. Near the Court House ami Artesian well. PiIOKKHSIONAL. C. P. OOOYEAR. W. E. KAY? GOODYEAR & KAY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 23Newcastle street, Brun*wlck, Ga. I)R. ALFRED S. DANA, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Newcastle st reet, opr**ite Moore <fc Val entiiio’*. Office hour* until oa. in.; 12 to 2 p. m.; 0 to 8. p. m. 0. W. TUCKER, I’UYSICI AN r A\l SuiUiEON. Office aiul Room* in Madden’* Building, ITp Htulrw, 2UI Newfji.st.le street. Office Hours: Bto ii. in., a 1 1* I and Bto{* p. in. DR. J. A. BUTTS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Newcastle, near Gloucester street. Office hours oto 11 a. m. mid l\ to sp, in. Resi dence comer Union and How© strci-ia. Of fice hours Btoi a. m. amt 2to 3 p. in. Tele phone call No. ;CL attention given to discuses of the thro * • nd lungs. rp UfiSWICK ABSTRACT OF TITLE COMPANY, CYtU's M. Khki.ton, Attorney at Law, Manager—OroVatt block, room 4, N. weastle street, Brunswick* da. Complete abstracts made of all property in Brunswick and Glynn county (tom the earliest i>crtodto the present time. NOTICE. The names of Oliver P. and May C. Good bread, represented by their attorney Samuel BoniianlL were by an order of < ’ourt at the present term, changed from that of Uoodbread to that of Oliver P. and May C. Felton, and art* to be known and recognized by that name only for all purposes w hataoever. may ao* a PLANISH MILLS. Brunswick Planing Mills VARIESY WORKS J. C. VALENTINO, MAW FACTE It EE A XD DEAKEIi IX- Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Newels, Scrolls etc. Bough and dressed lumber, Shingles etc. We hare re cently added another addition to onr factory, and are now better prepared than ever, to fill orders promptly. Oive ns a call. BUST N ESS DIR ECTO K Y. WHOLESALE BUSINESS HOI SES. BRUNSWICK {CIO MAN(JIACTi:IUNii COMPANY, C. Freund, manager. Manufactures pure art©whin ice. V. D<)WNING, Jr., <fc CO., Naval store dealer* and dealer* in hay, grain, feed etc. N. EMAN CEL, Southern Yellow pine Company. Railroad croKHtieM, lumber and uhlngles. cable “Art hut.’ 1 ROBERT 8. UR IKK, Wholesale Mc;t lor and ted tier, celebrated Aurora and Morelcfn Inzer boor. Li.puns, Wines, and cigars, beercooler# and refrigera tor*. L. D. HOYT a 7(7” Dealers in hardware, stoves, pistols, Cari trhlges, agricultural implements, sash, doors and blinds. RETAIL HOUSES. L. MERIWETH KH, Deal or in furniture, bouse furnishing goods, bedding, sewing mao bines ct/, sold cm easy payments, or liberal dlHcount* mode for cash. Office No. 18 Monk street. sSEriA \ NnTKKS. THE EA.HOLS IT ai istßeer OF THE Aiihcuscr-Bnscli Brewing Association, ST. LOLLS, MO. Hold in all leading saloons, hotels, and dining curs. S. Mayer & Ullman, WIIOLKSAI.E Ac; ENTS, Brunswick. - - - Ga. mayMLlhu THK FAMOUS FAUST BEER of tlie Auheuser-Bunch Brewing Association, St. Louis. Tho leadiug Beer in all first-class hotels, salo<iuh and dining cars. FOK .SALK BY Salmon it C'oopkh and F. Jos. Dokkkt.inokr. may 10dl m Notice To IVaclicrs. By order of the Board of Education, an ex amination of persons who desire to teach lit the country piddle schools of Gtynn county wilt be held at the Glynn Academy, in the city of Brunswick, on Friday, July j, Ihs‘., beginning at o o’clock, a. m. Par furt her information apply to t he nml©r signed,, A. 1. Hi; a\ ii vu, hup'i. June 14-tf AT ONE ( KNT A WORD. Advertisementa will be Inserted in t his column at one cent a word for each insertion. 1M- RNI sll KD housi' for rent until Nov. Ist. Apply at this office. \I7ANTKD: By a recent Law Grad ■•me Lulv.-r Btty of Georgia. A oUuatlcn “ !li .-111 iu Uvc Lawyer. Addre-s I Awyer care of Ti its. PH TI RES MIRRORS, TIIK BEST Picture Frames of all kinds; all the “Rogers' Groups,” Card mid Cabinet sizes of frames, choice Etchings and Engravings, from one of the largest and beat selected stocks tn the country. Estab lished 18.il. JAMES S. EARLE & SONS , PHIGADIXPHIA. I*A. ILMM-Cntii logue on receipt of stamp. june2-l m Road CartsLTS Ten per cent chenper t) • • thsu anybody. iW~ Don't buy before getting our prices aiid catalogues. 'I tie GKojBOE W. Sroi ki ii Cos., Nanle this paper. Nashville, Venn, Tit OLD RELIABLE NEW YORK Steam Dye Douse, Office ami Works F Street, (Isaac’s old Bakery.) Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, lUbtvons, Velvets, Rid Gloves and Feathers cleaned or dyed in the most artistic Mini delicate colors. GF.NrI.KMKS'S warm I,M'S cleaned, dyed and repaired in tlrst-class manner. Work guaranteed or no pay. Also Silk and Straw Hats dyed and cleaned in tl rst -c 1 ass order. /. BILLER. Proprietor. may a-tf HEAL ESTATE. Your Duty to Your Family and to Your self is to Secure a Home. Uhe continued advance in Real Estate, the increasing scare ity of vacant lots, the improved methods (or pay ing for Homes, by which the instal ments are reduced to a JNTon iin a 1 Ren t. All combine to make this the time when this duty should no longer be neglected hy you. • EXAMINE THIS LIST CAREFULLY, And select that from it which comes nearest to suiting your needs, and I will take pleasure in givingyou all of the information necessary to proceed in securing a home. Several lot* 00x180, near Lover'* oak. Lot* on Cochran avenue, 25xso feet, $l3O. j Kent! Kent! Kent!.— Dal! and sec my rent list. 1 will take pleasure in showing property to I any one who wants to buy. For sale at a bargain,©, hou* and corer lot; recently b It, five go and rcoms, corner of 1 street and < octrran avenue; splendid I pump of water, plenty of fruit trees; sold! been use party wishes to leave the State. Also lot 80x1)0 on Oglethorpe between Glou- j cesterund Monk, SI,OOO. f.1,000 WILL Ml ' Y 10 A<‘ItKS OF LAND In | the city 1 units. A Bargain. $2,000 WILL HUY A STOKE and dwelling, ! good locution 1 ' for business, corner lot 40x10© i feet. 8 room house in Dlxville xVlth lot lOOxbio front east, good neighborhood. SI,OOO cash, a bargain. V ALA NT AND 1M PROV EI) PROPERTY ol all kinds, in nearly every street in Bruiis wick. When debired I will make advance* on property placed in my bunds for actual sale, i FOR 8 ALE--Pear Farm, übout A acres of land, 60 p<'iir trees in full bloom in half mile of post office. !' That, valuable marsh front at the foot of l George street-; l‘i feet on Ogieihor|to and | Buy, and 90 feet deep. j FOR MALE—A two-story house just built, with lot 80x160 feet; fronts ou Magnolia Park. ; Price, $3,600. SI,OOO FOR A TWO-BTOUY HOUSE on Cochran HvertOe. Four room* and kitchen. | Kents for sl2 per month. $2,000 for a two-story house, just built, front* west, h rooms and kitchen. Ver) j desirable. Near Park. 1 Locution for a doctor—-A delightful house and ground* at Waynesville, 25 miles distant on the K. AW. It K. For sale —A 0 room house on Cochran ! avenue with lot. 90x90 for $1,500. 1-3 cash, I-3 l j year, and 1-3 2 ycur* at 7 per cent. | I have every variety of property for sale, | and good rent-paying property that pays 1 litrjefi inlcrcat on money ittveatvif. | lor sale—A large lot with l*autifui | flower garden, fine orchard, grape*, m-ms, peaches and figs in abundance; near Boule vard, 225x2u0 feet. —A I.SO KEI*K KSKNTS— English FI it Insurance ( Jo. The New ) ork Life Insurance Cos. Fidelity and Casualty Accident Ins iranee Cos. THE STRONGEST AM) BEST 15 Til : WOlil.ll, AN\ IN FORJI A I TON .I. A I >r. V GI V E.N. Al>l iR loss, KMI.I is IXIi s’l A M I’, W. JB. BTJRT^OTJCB-liS, Brunswick Ga. Come in IIII'I.-. <■ m.- if you mint t<. Im> nr Hell n-al ,—tnt*. REE KBEN' K—i*i Na i i,*i,al Bsrsfc of Hm V. i‘ k, 1- iI'M National Hank of Marini, # Capital City Hank of Atlanta, All Savannah Hank-. :imo_BSToisr?^ Real Estate Agency, 105 Newcastle Street. I roperty sbld on easy terms. No trouble to show lots rjV:un a bvuys ready, R. R. Hopkins Sc Cos. Real Estate and Insurance Agents. Represents a niunlier of the leuiling Fire Insurani’e. Companies a large: m'mhkk of the Most Desirable Lots in New and Old Town for Sale AT REASONABLE TERMS. 150,000 Acres of Ti ml ye red I.; m< 1. Correspondence Solicited. Address R. R. Hopkins & Cos. Brunswick, Ga. apr2f>-d Olliee 10s Newcastle Street. WOOD VM> COAL. SAUNDERS BROS, Will in future sell and deliver W r oo and & C oa 1 AS FOLLOWS: OAK WOOD--Per load, any length, JOcents. FINE WCKD--Per load, any length, cents COAL-Best quality domestic coal, per ton |C. Wood yard, formerly McClure & Co’s. Telephone No. 12. Postofflee tx>x No. 191. Prompt Delivery. Terms Positively Cash. COAL Anthracite, - 87 50 per Ton Bituminous, - 85.50 per Ton LITTLFIELD & CO. | Also two-story frame store house, nicely i plastered above and will* four good sleeping rooms, good location to merchamiisc. Cor j ner off and Amherst streets. sL2>n>. | For sale— A desirable location for a saw ! mill, coal or wood yard. Lots run to deed water on went side and to B. A W. It. R. on the east side. A bargain, for $2,. jOO. | Several farms in Wayne county on the B. AW. K. R. An elegant house and ajo acre* of iand hi W uynesville. Wayne isaprolii- I billon county. That valuable block fronting Fin Ret on Hie I Last, T. U. IL, surrounded n all sid.-s i.y | street* —suitable for manufacturing purpose"* te'jali kinls; just one-hull mile tt om i*st office. s!nn will buy Is lots ,n New Town, of Brtnis v- ick, upon which arc now growing hu Uoi • ce.tr and puhnettu trees. It is just ihri e-fourt is ol a mile from Oglethorpe hotel. . i •outitigon C. and 1. *tre ts. • Instalment plan.—A number of lot* and I dwr,Lugs oil the instalment plan, paying $3 mslu per month. I have recently *old‘auM>d I mutiy lots on this plan, and parties are now j paying for tots and homes instead of squander ! Png in*lr earning*, ( *i sell for e ; ,sh and on time—l bought six I N ear* ago when the town had 2,8)0 people; i bought very cheep; to-day we have alH>ur. j I'Ltkki; 1 can afford b. sell cheap. I have sold ! ,4> tin* gas com patsy, to the w.itet c<mnu*v. lie nuiroud and cotton men, to the rich and to the poor. Delays are dangerous. Huv now'. How I many are there in this city to-day who could have bought lot* ll months ago for 01a -half or what they arc now; worth? and curse thdr ! own stupidity and short sightedness tor m g i Iccting the opportunity. Lumber and hard ware are Ixub very cheap, and every man I shuld own hi* home. New Hope plantation, 9i)o acres, on St. i Slbiimi', Inlaiifl; two-sturj' .Iwellinu, sur : rounded by flue old live oaks, oleandes, myr- Le, shrubs and sago palm is unrivalled. i'*> r, rabbits, opossums, coons, s^piirrei* j wild duck*, gannet, qtuiil and snipe, as well !as fish, oysters and prawn in plenty. Good "barf, and Htcamer* * top going from Havau nan to Brunswick. Lor rent or Rate.—That very desirable prop* rly known as the “Foreman IMace," and t.ow occupied hy Mrs. A. T. Wuym . It * s °o*' 0I th** most comfortable two-story dwelling houses in the city, ten rooms, largo yard.* and • x.crllenf gardens. The properly .commands a Deautilnl view of si. Simon's Island, and It is a big bargain for somebody. CONEY & PARKER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ANTHRACITE and liITI.MINOIS COAL. Uriel,-, Shingles and Laths. Anthracite I’oal, Egfg and Chestnut size. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Brunswick Brick Works. And are able to Furnish them in any quan tity. .1 list received, a lot oi Alabama Oil Presses Facing Bricks. All above at market prices. Terms inva riably CASH. BAY STREET, llil>SWl(K,‘