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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT:

IN. s.EQOilI.s u
John A. Houston, Trustee, q.
Daniel NlcK Kie, g al. - i. ,so,,,;,
.9SSs gs. 'e'. neA ~ 1A'0O''. .
George a. McKe, .,
Yhomas McKie, ct al.
WTappearing toahe satisfaction oftl,e Com.
y II missioner, that William Durham, and q
Supposed sonof Michael McKie decd, whose
name IS unknown, defendants in this suit, re;
side ;without.lhelimits ofthis State: On motion,
;bv Mr.. Wardlaw, C Complainants' Solicitor. or,
dered ,thatthe above named defendants. do plead
answer, or demnr, to the compainants said bill
withinthree months from publication hereof,
or the said billwill betaken pro contesso agalns'
- - .':s.ST s. S. TOMPKINS, -c.E.g.p
Commissioners Office. Feb. 2s, 1874.
Feb. % S4l ssi fsiasss ON 8 y =
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For Sale.

WH7ILL ESOLD, atprivate sale, asPlen- q
W did BLACKSMITH, one who IS tuly !.
a.ialifed and competent 10 have the charge OF
ssShop, and do honor to the trade IN all ITS va
tious branches; he is;excellent on Cast sieel' I
and is also avery good coarse ShoemaKer: ic
The subscriber being about TO settle hlmsel g, as
a Planter, and having discontinued ms ehop;
and having common plantation % snlith VIII
dispose of the other for cash. Inc ABOVE ooy
Is nnblemished in. character ;,
Any person wishing to see and examine ann 'ne
'boy, will apply to . -s1,opru
: Feb. ID o
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Removal.

ia ABBEY, Saddler and Harness Maker,
III ~ has removed his establishment to the
Store adjoining B.;J. Ryan's Grocery, where
heswill be thankful for all favors in his line Of
business.
Jans10 ~ E5 sS IF so
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Notice.

;. ...5si sts5 s4,s Notice.
9. The Subscriber would take this opportunity
10 return his thanks to bis friends and the com.
Inunity in general, or the liberal patronage
thew have conferredton hin2for the last ten,
years. He intends carrying on the
~ sREes.clsesseg Etssloa'eaeg
Business. in allits branches, atlhe old stand,
and hopes by strict attention to business, to
merit a continuance of1hose fayors which have
been so literally bestowed on him.
Dec. 10 If 46
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Notice,

90 NOGgCe.
YHyHE subscriber having entered into new
business arrangements, is desirous of
closing mp his old business, and respectfully
urges upon those Indebted TO hun either by
note or account, the necessity ofan immediate
settlement.
- Janunry3 IF 40
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they NAV be depended npon in practice, having
the long experience of Doctor Thomas J. IPrdy,
to superintend the business, hisnanes is sufii
cienr guarantee, for any thing that is vended
from this establishment We have at all times
on hand. alull.assortment of
Paints, Oils. g. Dye-Stsafis
Window Class, Pcrrumery. &c, Any thing
purchased in thsconcernw will be promptly sent
to Hamburg, free cfezpcnsc.
Orders executed with the utmost attention
aud despatch.s
Successor 10 THOMAS j.. IFRdY,
At his old and well known stand, above
P. McGran's corner, Augusta, Geo.
Jan. "a 5st 3m SO
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RidGe AcadessnV.:

.EBy he tundersign Trustees Of the. Ridge
Il Academy, having engaged the services
ofDir.. s. f. Mel DowEIL for The year si4,.
take great pleasure m recommending, him 10
The public, as welfqualifed Tor the duties iof' an;
Instructor, being "a regular graduate of:tbe
South Carolina College, and having given
great satisfaction. the present year;
The Academy is situated on, the Stage road
leading from Edge6ed to Columbia, and stu
dents from a distance will have the privilege of
travelling to and from the School, at 5 cents
per milelu the Stage.
The Ridge is well known 10 be strictly
healthy at al seasons Of. the ear.
Board can be obi ,ned in orderly families at
low rates. .sss..t
RATES OF TUITION, pc, quarter.
Spelling Reading and Wiring, III So 90
With Arithmetic, Geography and z,.::
e Grammar, 90 OO
History, Composition, Elements
of Natural. Philosophy, &c. &c:,s 90
The School ;sprovidad with avery superior
Terrestrial Globe, necessary Maps, &c. COM
plete.
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R. WARD, j
r. Y. cartwright,
T. WATSON,
8. WATSON,
A. RUTLAND,
NJ. WATSON
December 81 =,
BBgUGs & FH MEDICINES.

TIE Subscriber Keeps. com
stantly on hand, a full and very
complete assortment ofthe most
choice FAMILY DRUGS and
MEDICINES.
Physicians, who are in prac-
tics, will find it TO their interest
to call and exnwlne; all articles
prepared by us are strictly ac-
cording 10 the Dispcnsatory,
md ,rG,r1uiod 10 he such. 30 that
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IN NV GOODS ID wv GOODS!s
UyssP.aR.aLLED EyYR UCERHEN1'S
Read and reflect! them decide for yourselves!
CHA EgE LES SANFORD.
Building
NEW TO
and approaching which
gAGGssAssS9Sg g WaSgaeSsSYEGa
Black Blue Olive and nss Gsen Brown and
PRIV B0hBAZNEs ALPACcASr SHEETLNGSy&e
FnanL
fabric Fanne Coed Plaid and Striped Cam
andPla Iirseya, Blankets
anu iiiu".1 I m EATS, GAPS BOOTS AND SHOES.
WoolandMe
Handkerchief, &c
=
received
trading community this and the adjoining desiring eas
respectfully invited CALL exm them
= -
Hamburg. otober7 slE ~ tt a..1s3E-
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"a ME Plaintiflsin the above cases, having
II this day fileditheir declarationsil my or
hc!e and the defendants having no wife OF at.
torney ,knoynto he within this State on whom
a copy of.said declaration, with a rule :toIplead
Gun be served: Itis ordered, that heseid delen!
dantdo plead Il, tho said declaration, within,
year and d day from the, pnblication Of tilis or
der, or final and absolute Judgment Nil be
awnfded al ainstiban i! q "a, - ai 2 Sd
GEO. POPE, q. r.
Clerks. Office, Nov. 6. .1s43. ly AZ
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Safe and certain, cure for the ChiIis an,

Also, in nearly all OF the towns and villages,
and by numerous country, agents ia all The
Western and Southern States.
.arJune 28 ;si5tte:s .. r---.a 6m y Ss22
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Hamburg, Novr. 25 If q
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State Of, South CaroIina.,
I. .BARNWELL; DISTRICT. oj;iilliItl.

Ann NiiIicdse iI; 70 Assah,psit. ss @
FBIHE Plaintiff in ihe above case, having
) II this dayfile His declaration in;ny Of
fce,; and The Defendant having no ATTORNEY,
known to be in, this State, on whom a rule 10
plead can be seiyed; on motion, Ordered, that
the said defendant do plead within a year and
q daysfrom the publication this rule or final
and and Acknowledgements willbelawarded against
her ,,...,,: 49,. ..s.:c,a sd
= = = ERASMUS D. ALLEN, G. .c.P.s
Clerks Office, Sit June, lS433 : ...' ~: -:
June l4iJGHh ft1isf SIC ulTdJ y;:',i AZ 90
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Er s. S. TOMPKINS. c. E Ed
Commissioners Office, Feb 8. lS43.
Feb. il j 1=a 3m. j 3 ~
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ASzkezssa;
BY THE SOUTHERN BOAT.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
We are indebted TO the politeness of Captain
Rogers for the following Intelligence from Vir,
GINA. In many places the polls are kept open for
three days.
Sussex 2l5 Loco majority-l precinct TO hear
from.
Greenvile 63 r.oco majority.
Brunswick 81 Loco msority-2 precincts to
hear from.
Charles city CO. $50 Wing majority at twelve
O'Clock.
Dnwiddie 33 Loco majority--l precinct to
hear from.
Prince George l6 Wing majority-l precinct
to hear from.
Chesterfield 26l Loco majority.
Petersburg 40 Wing majority.
Richmond city 54s Wing majoriy--polls open
Henrico 1874 Wing majority--pols open.
Hanover 80 Wing majority.
Caroline Is Loco maiority-l Wing precint to
hear from.
King George 40 Wing maj.
Spottsyvania Is Loco at o'clock.
Stafford los Loco, precinct to hear from.
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA-A perpetual process OF dc
pose aud absorption Is going on IN the human system
portion OF the blood is converted into the various struc
of the body fast the out material is taken
up by the absobents, and discharged through various
channels from the system Now it is evident that If the
blood is diseased the substances formed from it cannot
be healthy and therefore long the blood is impure
evey organ fibre and issue of the human body will be
in sn unnatural The condition Of the system may
be varnusly developed, sometimes ouwardy i'll scro
fua and other ucerous and eruptve Diseases rheumatism
&C. and sometimes in The osscous system, in ing
decay of the bones II clear that remedy which
will remove The Of these depIorable dist r.
ders viii also each and all of them. That remedy
is presented in Snndss Sarsaparla, which, acting direct
ly upon tho vializng iuid converts il from morbid and
Ill healthy state to fit condition for the purposes OF
healthiul life.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. y. y D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton street, n. York
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON CITY:
r. FARNIAM, BOOKSELLER
Corner Of Penn. Ave. and llth street
r. s. PATTERSON. Druggist,
Corner Of Penn, Ave. and 9th street
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L 0CA l. N E W S.

ELECTION REruRNs.-Ths Club House, not
withstanding the aclemency of the weather, was
crowded last night by The gallant Wings of the
city, waiting the tdings of the Presidential cleo
tion. The best humor and feeling prevailed de-
spite the nauspcious telegraphed (not Officially
:" complimentary returns from Pennsylvania,
which was increased by the spirited singing of
the Glee Club, who appear to be always on
hand. About 9 O'Clock, the returns from Ohio
game loon,ing in, showing steady and sure in
crease for Clay and Frelinghuysen' over Bart
ley's majority in October, and hearty cheers went
up for the Buckeye State. Then came the re-
turns from Baltimore city. and as ward after ward
followed upon each other, cutting down to a
trfe, the majority for Carroll, and showing an in
creased vote for CLAY upon any Vine vote ever
cast in Baltimore, the pent-up feelings Of those
present could no longer DO restrained, and the
welkn rang again with cheer upon cheer. and
shout upon shout, for the gallant and indomitable
Wings of BALTIMORE, the advance guard of
the Maryland Line.
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ALGIERS.
FoReERY AND SUIoIDE.--The Boston Trans

FoReERY AND SUIoIDE.--The Boston Trans
cript of Friday says:
ave learn that man named Joseph Ednr a
clerk in the Bank of England, who committed a
forgery by which he obtained $4,000 in soveregns
and fled 10 this country was arrested in this city
yesterday, and committed to jail, and this morning
he was found dead in his CELL having committed
suicide during the night by hanging himself
"Ailer his arrest he was examined by Solomon
Lincoln, Esq, u. s. Marshal, who found in his
possession certificates of railroad bank, and u. S.
stock to the amount Of Ss340l3 So, and 400 sove-
reigns. He was apparently about sixty years of
age.
"a person supposed to be an accompce, by
the name of William Burgess, for whose arrest a
warrant was ISSUED, was traced last night to Ma
hant, from which place he escaped in boat
without his hat"
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LocoFoco OUTRAGE.-An attempt was made
last night by some dasardly Locofoco wretches
to lpul down the beautiful Liberty pole lately
erected By the Wings in front of the City Hail.
They failed however in their attempt, the pole
still standing erect as our" Clay" himself against
all rufianly attacks; and the miserable scoundrels
had to content themselves with cutting tho ropes
The Wings have determined to be on their guard
against such miscreants hereafter and little
powder, with its accompaniment, may salute them
in any future attempt. Since the above was
written, we have received the following note from
Mr.. Bradley, which we suhjoin:
| will give twenty dollars for the discovery or
for such information as will lead to the discovery
of the persons who last night cut one of the stays
and attempted to njure the Liberty pole, near the
City Hall. JOS. H. BRADLEY.
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good Street Lantern for sale. oct Is
ST0VE AND CRATE WARE-RoOM

STOVE AND CRATE WARE-ROOM a.a
T OPPOSITE FULLER s HOTEL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
JOSEPH Ii. NEVETH,s prepared to furnish his trends
and the ruzens of Washington and Georgeown, win
snlendid assortment of IOVES Of every description
Cooking Stoves patents viz Sections
Rotary Tops and Revolving Ovens Kitchen lompanon,
HotAir Cooking Stoves, and Ton plate Cooks Also,
Church Paror Hall, Chamber and Office Stoves, such
as Radiators Franklns, for wood coal; Cannon Sala
ders and wood paror Stoves, all of which are OF late
and perior patterns combining noatess and durability
En,,mecd Paror Crates Of superior patterns and beau
w X tchen Ranges and Hot Air Furnaces, for churches
or other public bnildngsput up with despatch One Hot
Air Stove complete capable OF cooking tor seve.
ral bnndr ed persons, suitable for large Hotel.
Rada,o rs and other Stoves refined and required with
despatch. ~ !,
nIain and iapanned Tin and Sheetiron Ware, all Of
which will be- sold at the lowest possible prices, for CASH
octl TIntel&Globe6tJ h. ".
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NEW GOODS.

+, I'VE w lTOODS.
Ohm H. GIBBS, having just returned from New York
will thus day open his Fancy store, opposite the Cen
tire Market, Tho most splendid assortment Of Ladies'
Dress Trimmings ever offered in this city, consisting in
part, of
Cords, Gmps, Buttons, Velvet Ribands, and Tnssols
Gamitnres, new article for trimming dresses
Gloves, Allts, Ladies Merno Vests
Fancy Handkerchieis, Fancy Purses, Purse Twist
Head Ornaments, Necklaces, Bracelets, and every
article of Perumery which can be called for.
Together with an assortment of Shell Combs, Brushes
and Fancy articles of every description, which he de
termued to sell at unusually low prices Call and bee
for yourselves. nov4-3t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

HE subscribers have received part of their Fall supply
of articles in Ihsir line Of business consisting OF 100 pack
ages, among which are tho following aa
2OoO pain Negro Broeans and Boots Of all qusos TO
which they would particularly call the attention OF far
and planters, their orders having boon flled win
special reference 10 their supply ..sss,.. |-hs
Genrlemens French Shoes and Boots II
Do fine sewed and pegged do. and water proof
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slippers. in great variety
Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes do
Ladies' and Gentlemen finished and plain Gum Over
shoes and Sandals, very superior quality
They will he constantly receiving stock made TO order
until the close of the season.. =.
An dtioual suppl, of Day and Martins" genuine
London signed Backing, superior article
oct 3I--eolw ~ A. COYLE 81 SON
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TO THE PUBLIC.
McGrath's Washington Coffee,House,

On PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, opposite the centre t1dTRe,
vTAS been handsomely Eeitted for tho re ,epon and
IL accommodation Of the public. The chambers are
neatly furnished and well ventilated All Of them have
good fire places. Sitting and eating rooms IN inc secona
Story suitably furnished, and attended by active ana
oblieing servants at all times open.
Every exerton will be made by the proprietor to keep
on hand good supply of OYSTERS, TERRAFINs, and all
the decaces of the season that the market affords and
thew will be served up equal III not SUPERIOR
to any establishncntfSsshoD District ,.. I.
oct 29--lm W
IPhil IT, S. Gaz law4w and send bill to this offcel
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SUIcIDE.-'rhe Boston Times OF Thursday
states that on Wednesday an EngIishman named
Davis entered the apo,becary shop of Mr.. Hun
ter, IN Roxbury, and swallowed an ounce Of laud-
nun. He then rushed from the shop, and was
afterwards found in Boston, and taken to the
watch-house by Waterman, who supposed he
was intoxicated not knowing what he had done.
He died in the course of the night.
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NOTICE.

L HAVE this day associated with me in business my
son RICHARD f. SIAlMS. The business will here
after be conducted under the firm Of SlMMS ~ SON.
Tue subscriber respectfully but earnestly requests oil
persons indebted TO him to forward and settle their
accounts, by cash otherwise, it being all important to
him to close up his old business speedily possible
October 81, lS4i. EDW. SiMMS.
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CRAsH-On Tuesday afternoon the roof of
the barn attached to Shav's " Caledonia House,. -
Curnhill, Rochester, gave way, owing to the vast
accumulation OF snow upon it. There were six
horses in the barn at the time, all of which es-
capped injured.
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We have done thus far most nobly, but we can
do much better. There are 200 Wing votes not
polled, and those two hundred may carry the
State! Need more be said to animate every
man to exert himself to the utmost !--Richmond
Wing.
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last sdviees. TITS said the ministers will PRO.
pose some important constitutional amendments /;
suppression of that part OF the contribution which
treats of the severe gntv of the people. Mem.
bers of he Chamber Of Peers to be appointed for
life. The article OF the constitution relative 10
the National Guards to be expunged, aud an or.
ganic law on The SUBJECT to be submitted TO the
Congress. Should the ministers succeed in OBJ
talnlng the assent of the Congress to this modif-
cation OF the constitution, they will ask leave to
Introduce bills to regulate the municipal corpo-
ratIons, the provincial depuations, the election Of
deputies, the National Guard the liberty of the
press, aud public Instruction
ALGIERS. ~ ..
Letters received by the Vaour, from the East,
give certain that the Duke d'Aumale was en-
route for Agers, and that in all probability he
would reach that city on the Sth, or The morning
of the 9th. The affairs in the East continue un.
satisfactory.
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THE PoRT OF Misunderstanding the month
of October, there arrived at this port, ships,
barqnes, % brlgs and 90 schooners--whole num-
der I3l. or these, l23 were American, S Brit
ish, 2 Bremen, and fanoverian. There also
arrived during the same month, 40 canal boats
from the interior of Pennsylvania, and 10 schoon-
ers from Ha vre de- Grace
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.aaHEt @, A CARD. rt It
Washington CITY Bowling Saloon

TIME SALOON is on Sixth Street, nearly opposite
Mr. Coleman's date Gadsby's) Hotel, where gentle.
men who are disposed exercise by rolling will find
Alleys as good any the City, and can DO accommo-
The Game or string of 3Ohas, 10 cents each person.
Private alievs y rs cents per hour.
JOHN nj FARRAR.
nood Street antern for sale oct 2S--lm
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We are daily expecting by the New York packets a
large and we'll assorted stock Of Groceries, Wines Liquors,
which respectfully solicit those wishing to purchase
examine being fully impressed with the belief thai we
shall he able 10 offer them favorable term they
can be had elsewhere. H SlNINiS IL SON.
nUy4-3t
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n GREAT REDUCTION
UAGUERREUTYPE MINIATURES taken in the
neatest and upon the st reasonable terms by
& j. H. B. Geek
N. BI am also prepared to- attend to all o.rders Tor
Gold and Sluer Plating such watches, chains, table
and teaspoons candleslcks, other articles mani Itactu
ed of brass, iron, "copper" stee Britannia, German silver
&C.
Rooms Stotts Apothec airy and Drug Store orner
of h street and Pennsylvan avenue, where the pup
tic are invited call and line the specimens oc -
,T NEW S TORE.
HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform their frie sds
as well the public general that they have openef
store in their building, etween Al and Sd stree "
Pennsylvania avenue, where they will keep full al u
general stock Of Groceries, ines and Liquors. Cigar
etc. .'' rta
Bargains may be expected. MS their business is mostly
confined to the cash system. t
nov4-3tif SIMMS g. SON.
N. 3 The Wine store 70 rim erly kept by Edward Simns
at No 3, Pennsylvania avenue, is now opened in The
second story of the house of Smms a. Son. where the old
Of that house. well as the public generally
be supplied all tho kind Of Wines, Braudies C
gars etc, that kept No 3, with large additional
supply of The fay orie Brands OF Champaign, Ma
deras Shees, tc We have also bought out part OF
that old stock of Win that selected by the late
John Gadsby,a part of which imported in the year
1907 for Preside jeff Some Of this wine sold
in New Yrknt auction for S48 dozen. This WINE
we'll as all olhe RS will be sold unusually low by
nov4 .... SiMMS y SON.
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FOR SALE.
N FASHIONABLE assortment Of lIuffs, and Fur
Trimmings
Gentlemen's fine Fashionable Nutria, Beaver, Cass-
mere, Moleskin, Brush, ind common Hats ..
Gentlemens youths, and children's Fur, Cloth, and
Caps, all of the latest styles at the lowest prices MA
CURES Fashionable Hat, Cap and Fur Store, 7h ST.,
and nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank. nov4-w
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-The National Theatre
in this city, and the lot on which it stands, was
sold at public auction on Saturday afternoon by
NV. Dyer g. Co. 1t was knocked off to B. O.
Tayloe, ESQ., for $13,950. j.
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Five crops, within ten months, have been pro.
duced by lennon tree, in the garden of Mr.. c.
F. Mills, in Savannah, Georgia, and on the 28Fh
ult the flowers of sixth crop were in bloom.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,

nj Office is hereby given that the Library of Con
~ gress, will be closed on Tuesday the 18th o.
October and will not again be opened until Tuesday the
l2lh of November JOHN s. MEEHAN,
oct4eotd a.' Librarian.
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FOR RENT.

Miiil two story BRICK HOUSE, near the Navy
Yard with basemen, and back building containing nine
roms. having large yard and garden with several fine
fruit trees stable, smoke house, &C. The house has just
STORE. heretofore occupied grocery, adjoining tho
above They will be let together separate For re-
sidence there is suneror and store, there is
better stand is that vicinity ANY person wishing to
examine the premises will find the key r. H. Harring
toms Tavern near tho Navy Yard gate, with the sub
scriber ,
Also, two story BRICK HOUSE, with attic and
back building containing ten rooms well finished, car
rage house. stable, and other conveniencss with pump
in the yard DC. Any person wishing desirable rssi
dence and agreeable neghborhood can call on the
subscriber on the premises on street north, between
9th and 10th streets west
oct 2l-3taw2w VIM. u. ACkEN.