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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
EDGETIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Martin Po:ey and wife,

vs. Bill IOT Partition.
Gabriel Holmes. & al.
m Office i hereby given. that by virtue of
~ an Order from Chancellor Caldwell, I
SHALL sell at Edsceld Court House. on the first
Monday in January next, il part of the Real
Estate nf Lewis Holmes deceased, viz:
One tract of land containing three hundred
and lhirlv.Scvcn acres more or less, situate I'M
The District and State aforesaid. and adjoining
laurls of Jesse GomiHinn. Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Ou-
Try. Joseph Turner and Mary GomiIlion.
Said land will lie sold nn credit Of one year,
except aS TO 50 much us will pay the cost OF this
SHIT. to be paid in cash. The purchaser giving
bond and good suritie> for The purchase money.
:. S.TOMPkINS. C. T.. Z. D.
Comm'rS. Office, Edgeled Dec. |, 1917.
nov 80 1t i5
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NOl'ICE.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the estate Of Jnrrs
IA. Miller. decd. are requested Ia ntah,
pay mcmi. aud tluSe having drmInds to present
them properly lttrSir.
TIIOS. L.. ANDERSON. .kimr.
dccS 1T Ii
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FyI 81
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we p"'i'," oe''M '''e 'rPpa' p,' w. wv -. I'
'.'e"' a"" '1''et'o's VI '"c D""N " 1o,I, 1o
H'a'e !o' 'he year ei"'"s '2'P' '"' i0i T.
i''e report eNh'ons Il fo''a'"a",s "'n'c'
some c""'Lu"n "' a'lalrS' anu SHOWS '"a'
whle 'he bank mas gwen lis pr"P'''''n:''c
snare oi assistance u 'ne '|''''hcrcla'' '
aSrlcn''ura'' ana o'heF interests "' '"H
community, mas ma &c ,,a u "''u'"''i'
pr'nt"n lis business. ~ 1919 an e'','''''c
was 'I''uc ol 'he Prona''S 'r'A'S OF ':''
D''IN' |" S"'" ''',. u """'' '' '''''' -
u'se"'' - 'i7 ''''.' "e"' ~ y "'1""''
nus anu oy recurring " ''"' '"l'o''' We
hmn 'hat 'he Pr"n'S '"f '"'' year 10 D" aP,
P''en l" la1 'o'nh'',S ""', were 'S'''''''1''
al S2O'ooo' @ "''e !" '''', 'iGS nave 'e''c''
ec .oI'ooV' UP" "'"' VI -. I''JD, ,,;.o "I"," :,
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a''u i1'''es' ,n, rn'' -,c,. Dn ,"' "'''e D'"'
'o''''7 ~ .','.,,G, VI q" 100 IS"'0
ciear P'o"' o' oSoo'o"o' ''Jec''us ''"c-
'''ns' Us
II we c""'P"'c '"e y "9''"' a' '',o "'.''''' :
a., az e,n coo II "a' VI oo '''o"'
SA'oio'ooo - "ia"'"o o''.'''ooT' '"e p'r,
us uIe a"o"t 'a r.. 80, sI|S o,n ""u y wv "un
''' ,-''"'" a,n ;. nno ""a
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s''sie't mus ''e' pe' 1e",' -,
|" nA1"a"Ses '''e 'a"H ''d' :oI uoa" .roao ~,
oAte"','o.' 'no' ":lo'' ~ "n"| INV. '"'
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NOT CE.

a Ill Persons indchtrd 10 The cstatc of
! A. the Roy John l.1nhram. deed are re-
qn"sicd In mike immediate payment. and those
having demand. will present them prnncrlv 1t
tested JOHN LANDRUN Err.
dee : 1T i6
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From Me SontLcrn Christian Idcocatc
BIBLE MEETINGS -EpGEFIELD DlsTRICT
New Salem Il ucluck, Sunday, Dec II
Rchobolh - 8 ID
EIoelicld, usual hour, 20
NorE.-l desire earnestly to meet the
managers or directors of the District Bible
Society III the village, on Friday. Dec. 10,
between The hours of ( and o'clock. p.
NJ. The president will confer kindness
by having lhcm called together, and fixing
the particular place and hour Of meeting.
Those who see The abuvc notice are
requested Ia give Il circulation, and TO bear
in mind thai collection will be taken up
a, each place.
II. 4. C.. WALKER, Agent.
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Colum1ia Line Of fSageS.-Wc are pleased t"
see, that the enterprisimg proprietor "ltIIc Line
Of Stages 10 Columbia, Mr.. K. Ward, has put
new Hack upon the route. This Coach
which has Just commenced running. was built
in Albany, New York. 1t is well and strongly
built is handsomely painted. with new and fine
harness 20 match. and is in every respect, well
suited 10 the coml1rt IL pleasure nf,ie travelling
rnbIic. Tais Coach is called the General lay
lor-a recommendations certainly, N many res
poets. frr the old hero Of Bucna Vista possesses
many good qualities, and has shown him
self capable OF enduring. much. We believe
We believe the Coach resembles him in these
particulars. But N one thing. it is entirely
unlike him. Mr. Wards Coach runs remark.
ably well. GA the contrary, General Tayi"r
was never known o run in his life. He always
stands stock subsequently whcn an enemy
is in sight The iir>, five dollar note which we
find, we will lay out in ldug in the Conm.
hia Hack.
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Notice.

TT WILL Rent ont the plantation Of James S.
81 Pope. deceased. at tie Island Ford on the
! lIh day of December next, at public cutlery,
the Ferry, Saw Mil and Grisl Mill. Notes
with good security will be required.
SUSAN POPE.
december 2t as
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sNDslCC.

a IL Persons indebted To rhncsialH Of Eliza
make Imnc iIntc payment. ani tho>r hIviu@
demands 10 present tiicm. property a'ir-''d. ~
or hCiurc the first Monday III March mrJ. (lSl-.
BATE HOWARD, EfccHtOr.
dec. S )! a.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
llGS.

T37IIE Commissioners nj Roads, Nc. Of the
Il. I.nw"r Baulion l!i REGIMENT, will let
the huiI!Ir. Ola Bridge Arrn>> Turkey Greek.
nn lie rna! "ndimg Irom Ed4"lirId G.. II. To
ihhrvIiIc E.. II. "n I'lnrsIrv The trh January.
Its l.. VI. BLOCKER, Sccry.
dec : ~ III
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T; y au "r 80 from John Hill. E>lr.. Orli.
I! = mary al f.ri."Ii'L ll.-lrici. viii hc sold,
"u WEDNESDAY ih" 9TH nl Ianuarv mxl,
at th" late residence "l Lewis IInimc+ deed.
aIi fnr l'",.nllal estate Gt .aiI drcrascd, con.
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MIR. ]. Cnlbreatll, Of the Newberry company
IN 4 letter written TO Il gentleman OF this place
dated City of Mexico, October %, says ="
like this part Of the coaniry very well; there are
some Of the finest lands in this valley ilat | ever
slw any where,-thry produce finely, consider
iny the way they are p!amlcd,-'hc people don't
understand planting corn, they plan from ] To
20 inches from hill to hill, aud from five to SIX
and eight STALKS in Il hill, and it brings fine
corn
Mr.. C. gives an cxcclcn, description "rihe
battles of ChapuItepcc and at the ga'cs OF the
city, in which he speaks in the highest terms
of the conduct of his associates in arms.
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Mineral Wealth Of Georgia. have
been shown specimens Of copper ore from
the mine ofMr. A. II. Weaver, of Polk
county. Tennessee, which is evidently very
productive. We are informed that this ore
extends from HAT point in beds Of varying
sine aud through wide belt of country
inro t;lImcr county, aud ii small portion Of
Murray. Operations are about hc!G-
commenced la GI!mer county br 4 former
rcsiicn; oI' Ibis city, nn Il lot having Il lafac
supply of valuable ore of The same LG>-
cripll"n.
This ore also contains considernhr poc-
Iina of silver, which Of Itself will rrpn. the
labor of extraction. Every day ishnnS'u=
10 light new evidences Of tie great mineral
resources ui'lhe Cherokee counties. which
require only the application of capital ani
enterprise II render rhcn pr"I!;: Of wealth
10 our cilizcns.-4Hg"sh Cor.
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In American Chiea yEanycctofy.-Wr
learn that a gentleman uamcd hll.way,
from Sra,lorishlrr. England. has establish
ed il manu!actnry Of China an! Queens
ware, on the Biz Sandy River, in lrsinia,
within mile aud half of the Ohio. Tbs
manulacrory is the mmcIcus al, 81 new town.
whicn is rapidly rising around li-"whl!r
further 10 The eastward, aud especially IN
'razcwcl, CabeII anl Logan counties. c>-
ucn>ivc Settlements of farms aud vineyards.
are also in pro.ru<S are valuable
mines of hIumlnnuS and camel coal III li'
same region, with saI!, iron ore and lines
tone in abumdancc
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N0dsc@.

q IL. Persons indebted tn Inc subscriber
y either hv N"ir "r open ar:,rri. are re-
Tur>ich t" niihr mnnrdin'r pa>rmcnf i mt. II.
Ter lr' first %! January m"y. Ihry Will imi lhrir
arrnuurS mn! NOTES i'll In" hands ot' an attorney
lorcnI.cciom. \ wnld l., the wise is sufficient.
JOHN l.. DDBI.
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Defendants ~ Tie above named cases,
who is nnw in The custody of The Sheriff oftlie
District of Edgricld by virtue Of wrts Of Ca
pas ah sliiS!:irIrn!nuI. al The suits of the re-
Sprciive Plaintiffs. in The above stated cases.
livIn" filed his pcIinil. with Il schedule np0n
cath. ul' his wIn. e ;lale and effects, for the
purpose o' obtaining the benefit Of the Acts Of
IL" General Assembly. community called the
Iu;nIv"ut Debtors Arl On motion of Mr. w.
W. .Ndlns. y .lrnlanls Ai,'rncy. public notice
j. hereby .iv",I. Ia The said AlIrrI Ripley q
Co.. Howard y Cia!m:ny. u. " 4. Wesson.
Jnnrs Cnn!,!na IL Co, Seaman Il Peck, sur
yiv"rs. +. y. Tanning ~ Co., and John w.
ilundy bearer and all others, tIIe creditors of
the Sad William T. Brannon, that the said pc.
lliior will b. heard and run-dered al EdgefieId
Eour House, on Nlnmdlv the sixth of March
n"xr. or on such c,iirT dlv IL the Court may
order during the term, commencing on tine
first 'lomIay of March next at The said place;
and the said NiiIlcIs. Ripley x Co. Howard u
Grrauv. u. IL a. Hc--na. Jonas A. Cnnk-
linz y: TO-. s'ramrn &: Peck. snrvlvors, +. d.
Tanning &: Co.. and john w. .Iundy. bearer,
ami all others, the creditors Of the sad Wal
!;am =. Branuou. are hereby Commanded, 4,
either personally nr by attorney, then and there
to shnw callS:, if any thcr can. why The petition
OF the said William i. Brannon should not be
heard and granted. and he be discharged from
cnnlirnen,, by c"mp wing with the Acts
aforesaid, according IN 'ha terms Of The said
Acts. TtlO. q. BACON, Clerk.
december s 3m 46
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Tcnnessre.-Thc Hon. John Bell. has been
elected United States Senator, after lory'cI@ht
ballotings.
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.Sugar in L7liiudc 81 Deg. 80 .lia.--
'ri" New Orleans paper no;cc ic recri ipt
in that city Of snrc sugar made on tie
pllurarnn of tler.d;i;l Calhoun. isG.. al
SmithtieId,nn .;c, River. I'hc 'Tlrcs says:
Ill IS an article of 'rer"r quaiity, being IL
fine grained ;5uaar, hf:chI aad sparkling,
anl according 10 our tests, earfefnci y rici:
in saccharine mn'ief." Thc Pirayunc
say5, "Mr. Calhoun plantation is situated
in latitude Bid. 80 n--.lurlhrr north than
any sugar plantation il The southern conn.
try. Oflac the cultivation of sugar has
been entered into extensively on lar'!s
hitherto used l1r cotton. The success ni
Mr.. Calhoun so Iarto The nOrh will doubt.
less, stimulate further investments in the
same direction
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PTFAS

- IL II Wv W. IVA O&f HHHS'
MilIcrs, Ripley q Co,
rs ia. SAg
Brannon Il Anderson,
Howard ~ GarmLny,
rs. I'd.
BrannOm & Anderson,
D. IL A. Wes>un,
rs. III!
Rranmnn & ANDERSON,
Jonas CouklIng Il Co.
T?. III.
Brannnn *. Anderson.
Seaman * Peck, survivors,
Branmon x Anderson.
+ ID. flaming IL Co.
rs. id.
Brannnu Il Anderson.
John w. Muudy, bearer,
w H. Rrlnuon
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Yale CoNcgt.-TnS venerable s,r! Of IearG-
ing still maintains It's high reputation. From
the annual catalogue itappears, that there are
522 students connected with lis various depart
mens. The number Of Professors, including
the President amounts to %. Tutors aud other
instructors ll.-'Eoial 81.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Henry b. Gleason, Declaration

James Il. 'i.Joncs..x Co. ! attachment. III
FH7IlE pIainIiil' in the above case, having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my Of
lirr. aud the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney. known t" reside within the limits
oI this State, on whom copy of the said De-
cIararnn. with Il rule to plead. can he served.
On motion ol Mr.. Gray, Attorney for Plaintiff.
It is ordered. That the said Defendant appear
&:,d plead 10 the said Declaration, with in year
and Il day from ihr date hereof. or final and
ahsuInc Judgment will Lrawarded against him
by default.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerk Office, May 26, 1917. qIy 19
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Completion Of The Tetegraph.-The
line Of Magnetic Telegraph between Char
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an elegant gentleman. lie had not a
wrinkle on his brow, and his cOunlenance
ever wore a smile. His beard was closely
staven and his eyes were lighted up with
the brilliant fire Of hope. And vet hnw
short Il term Of service alters maa! Yes
lcrdav he Looked like Ilc hero Of many
waIs,his brow was seamed with The lines ri
fatigue and suffering. and his upper lip was
garuishcd with a thick muusachc. His
complexion was brnnzed, his arm, from
larc wound, hung in sling; bpt his eye
was sIilsbrillianl with martial fire. There
were hundreds who Tucked around him
and sought 10 grasp his hand, and all were
received by him with the most cordial
warmth and friendship. Those around
lorked upon the gallant hero with feelings
of respect aud admiration. and there WAS
nol QUO in that broad Saloon who went our,
wrhoui saying in his heart, "lhnl ,fan is II
true soldier
In one oflhe private parors, Maj. Gen.
Qniman held Ievee. lie was surround
ed by many officers, all of whom paid
him The utmost respect and attention.
The gallant and heroic Quitman-'he first
American Governor Of the proud CITY nf
ex:co-seemed to be perIeclIy"al home"
| With form that seemed to have hcrn
wrought in an iron mould. hair slightly
tnsed with grey. IA moustache like that
of some old Roman soldier, and eyes thai
spaikled with animation anddeterminalinn
he seemed the very impersonifcalion of "A
warrior. Congraulation and compliment
met him on every side, and he received
The applause of those who were present
with the sir of one who combined the char.
acrrr Of The chicftain with that Of lhr
polished gentleman. Amidst the galaxy
r'ar adorns The history Of Mississippi. no
| name shines brighter than that of tlnil-
man
Our attention was ncxl arrested hy seeing
a man oi towering height aud &isanlis:
frame, with chest like that of Hercules
and an eye like that OF! Mars he WAS in.
deed. 10 Use The lansua.e Of '!lanlfct.maie
40 threaten anl courand." W:!i a
smile upon his lips aud sparkle of plea
sure in his light h!ne eyes. he stood
the observed Of al observers" He wa,
the gallant Col. I!arncy onc "f tn" most
accpmplisi;c! and heroic sol;!i2rS IN lie
army-tn whom has been 50 generally
assigned The chief glory o. TIC great "icrory
Of Ccrro Gardo -Dcita, .NDg. p.
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yScGEss;s,ss9wntoa.'s Sale.

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-05
Proposals for n Loan.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February 3, 1911.
IyEALED proposals will be received until the tenth day oil
y April next; inclusive, Tor loan OF eighteen Millions Of
dollars under the of the 2Sh January last, authorizing
The issue of treasury notes, Nc, treasury notes to be
issued under said act payable two after the date OF
said notes with interest at the OF six cent per an
num payable mi-annualy. The bids in all cases, must
be unconditional and without any reference to tie sup
posed bids of Others they may not be considered The
bids should state distinctly in all cases. the premium Of
tered No bid will be received below par, To give an OPP
portuniy all persons 10 participate in the investment Oh
hnds in these noeswhch, account OF the privilege Oh
funding may hereafter be materially enhanced in value
bids viii be received Tor the lowest denomination OF notes
authorized by the law, well as for higher sums
The department the right Of fixing the periods
when the money must be paid not to be required to
anticipate the OF the government or allow any inter-
est until the money is actually paid. The money payable
the be deposited with the Treasurer of the Uni
red States the OF the mint at Philadelphia, or OF
Boston, New York, Charleston, or St.
Louis. X. J. WALKER,
Feb 9--dlwNwtlOA Secretary of the Secretary
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mr. G. A. Van Zandt's Health Restorative Pills Is a
IL medicine which only but prevents disease
capable of great results and equally calculated to be sne
used for apparently small ones. We oil know how dread
full and dangerous seated bilious disorder is, and
also well of the seeming nsignicance OF its first
warnings incipiency The individual suffering from
slight pains in his chest, back stomach from
soa nausea dull headache, extreme sleep
lessnes ng prevarication of Appetite and other ds-
greeable commonly and foolsy looked upon
unn poan may know that these symptoms treat
ed 80 concmptuousy the consequences Of diseased
speedy death long train of unbearabe ills which
known by the following names Hypochondra, mania,
dizziness slow fcves epilepsy asthma, dopsy rheumn-
tsn chorass commissions, Nausea nervousness, cramps
govt peurisy aundice, rritabli and violence dyspep
sa Mysteries scuvy, foul stomach dry coughs, glaudur
affections Colds lingering threats, various dsorganiz
tons of the great intestine structures and spasmodc
plants internally erupons shorness of breath, heartburn
neuralgia, vital inflammation atuence gastric fevcrs NC
Sometimes too, there irregular action of the
heart. Take the Sc pills and suffer
WYATT Il KETCHUM,
I2l Fulton ST., n. Y, General Agents and sold by
CHARLES STOTT,
March 13-3m Washington, ID. G.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

DARNEs az MITCHELL, Mt their new Dry Goods Store
nue. are now receipt of and complete sup
ply of cheap spring goods, large majority of which, hay
places viii be sold least twenty-five per cent less than
those bought in the regular We would very respect
TO their interest buy of it will be sell the
goods We name in part, the following, viz:
cases 1000 yards fine French lawns a. l6 cents pc,
cases, 1000 yards. "A wide French Organdie do al
200 yards, rich embroidered lawns entirely new
cases, l, 800 yards lawn gnghams, unusually cheap
3 cases, 1000 yards handsome style Manchester and
and Earlston gnghams
case 1900 yards, and handsome style bereges
for dresses, very cheap
case, POO yards, French bazarine
lOpieces new and handsome style Monterey mousse
lines for spring wear, at % cents per yard
cases new and beautiful style Polka muslin dresses
light grounds
10 do do raw silk piaids
u do handsome spring style fancy dress silks
Is do Bregour plaids a new and handsome article
20 % DO u Lima m,Ip lRR ids. cheap Us;p,v
Also cases, 5000 yards fancy prints, of new and
beautiful styles
In mourning goods, we have Just received
30 pieces alpacas at prices twenty per cent less thar
heretofore
10 pieces Lnpm's black and blue-black bombasins,
Is do black, bereges and balzarines, plain, satin
10 do black aud white balzarne lawns beautiful in
style
Is do plaid and striped, black and white ginghams
uncommonly cheap
Love wells and handkerchiefs &c.
% dozen linen-carnbric hankerchefs, Mt l2A cents
Likewise complete assortment of every other price
~ dozen ladies' silk neck ties
Goveskid silk, Isle, thread, cotton, and every ohe
kind
Ribands, French flowers, for bonnets, &c.
In hosicres we have an assortment OF every kind -
100 pieces irish linens, bought very cheap and will be
sold n a small profit
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New pIusic-Just received.

IlE following new music is this day received and
i sale at Stationers Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
doors of 18th street. l VIM FISCHER
Oh no, we never mention her; arranged us n waltz.
Moscow waltz; arranged for the piano
Carnival of Paris-gallop; by Strauss
Nightingale waltz; arranged for the piano
The home that love arranged as q waltz by White
Angelo waltz by f. /. White
Rory O'More arranged IA waltz @,
New stop waltz; by Carlo Rosalia
Slcigh-bell waltz by Brcher ear
Six ryrolean waltzes; by Hunter
The Duoro waltzes; by Labitzkey
Athletic waltzes by j. p Orcway
Invitation to waltz by Hunter
Watcher quick step; by White
Royal Irish march; by Stephen Glover
General Taylors qnick step; by A. G.. Pickens
Mountain maids quick step; arranged by Burdctt
Diaboique quick step; composed by Bohlman.
April
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TOURNING GOODS.--We have opened large
lNl sortment ofmournng goods imported the present
TO THE TRAvELL1xc PUBLIC.

ToIIN HANDS formerly connected with the well-known
of the travelling public his newyopened establish
nent, the "Manson House,. which has been fitted up in
style of neaness and comfort unsurpassed by other
hotel of the description in the city elsewhere The
Mansion House. iayoraby known in former days as Fnl
within a few rods of the Treasury Department. and at a
convenient distance of the principal banking houses and
other places business Persons having business with the
departments will find this location superior to any other in
the city, while in all that pertains to the comforts and lux
ry ofhe table, regularity of attendance, and everything
essential the we-bcng of visitors, expense will be
spared to render the Mansion House truly eligible place
OF residence for families well single gentlemen. The
proprietor would especially call the attention OF officers OF
the army and navy, to whom these localities aYs always
been favoe place of during fhoi residence IN
Washington. With view of deserving coh'inance OF
their hvors, many nlprpyienens na,e peeh ; any
he Mansion Rouse all those conveniences which they
might enpect in establishment aiming to combine the
of rst-rae public hotel with the attractions OF
a gentec private residence. i<tt
JOHN HANDS, Washington.
NJ B. Porcrs always in attendance the arrival Of the
cars, convey baggage free of charge March 3O-eo4w
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WOOD AND COAL,

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Office of
- the Clerk OF the House of Representatives United
States until Friday the Both of April inst IL o'clock,
meridian, for the furnishing for the of said House,
of TWO HUNDRED CORDS OF THE BEST HICKO-
RY WOOD saving the into lengths of feet, and
deposng ii in the vaults of the Capitol.
Sealed proposals viii also be received the place,
and until the same time, for furnishing TWO HUNDRED
TONS OF THE BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, well bro
ken and screened to be deposited in the vaults of the Capt.
toll. at .8ffa .l
Said wood and coal to be measured and weighed at the
expense OF the furnishing the same, and to be de-
vered and packed before the first day of October
next. B. u. FRENCH
April 2-dtd Clerk House Reps u s.