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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-09

BY MajoreJohn Tompkins. The Stale
Bank and lis Branches.-A GPolrical
Clique May their true condition ibe
known 10 the people. and they who have
faltened upon The spoils, receive the con
temp. they justly deserve from Tax
Pavers.
By w. P. Butler. The Saluda Regi
menf.-For Palrintism, hospitality, and
intelligence, exccled by no other portion
of this District.
BY Lucian Perry. Lieut.. lin. C.
Motagne ne.-The gallant lst Lieut.. Of The
"old 96 Boys"
BY Sampson B. Mays.--The Memory
of Corporal Sheety, Ralph Scu',y and
Giles Chapman-embalncd in The hearts
of their countrymen.
By Major S. C. Scott. The "96 Boys"
The distinction which they have wnn
for themselves and their Disricl-wilI he
remembered hv generations yor unborn.
By Henry Tupper. 70 the Parents Of
The Members Of The Palmetto Regiment -
May !hey receive equal honor with their
sons. for
Education forms the common mind,
Just as the twis is bent. the tree is inclined" "
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Notice.

n will attend at Edge6eId Court House on
! IL Friday, the 18Th instant, TO make discount
with such creditors of ]. D. Tibbelts as may
be indebted to him under the assignment. 1t
is hoped all who may have discounts will not
fail TO present ttem on or before that day. for it
Is highly necessary for speedy settlcmentio
be made, and legal measures to br pursued
ing before return day. JOHN HUEIT,
Agent for Assignee
Aug9 Ct %
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Fancy Stationary, Gold Pens, &c.

Fancy Stationary, Gold Pens, &c.
* 'LD Pens. nj 81 Is each-God Pencil
VE cases at 81 So to 5 90. Blank Ledgers,
Letter Books. and Receipt Bobks,
Letter Paper, superior quality
French Letter Paper
Envelopes al 81 dozen
New Adhesive Envelopes 12s CTS doz
Envelope Wax, Note Envelopes, d
Motto Waters. Tray & Pocket Ink Stands
Family Washing Books
Ladies' Cameo and other Breastpins
Sets Chessmen and Dominoes
Notarial Waters, Ivory Pocket Tablets
Elephant & Me ium Drawing Paper
Far sale a, ROBERTS Cheap Cash Store.
Aug If %
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The Cachou Aromatise and.

JWube Paste.
NNHE CACHOU communicates delights
a. ful and AGREEABLE perfume TO the breath
after smoking or taking medicines, &c &c,
in boxes 25 cents each. Juiubs Paste. in boxes
I21 cents eaciI.:
For sale by r. 8. ROBERTS,.
Aug2 Il %
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These.names wilnot fail TO recommend them
10 the citizens of Edse6eld Distrc, particularly,
and also 10 others Both Coaches are built IN
superior style, and are fitted up neatly and
comfortably for passengers.
Edg.feld Dislriet.-On Thursday the 9Th ins,
a Barbecue in honor OF the Volunteers 10 Mexi.
co was given at WILLIAM t.AvERp's on Salu.
da in this District. Capt. JAMES c. Brooks
acted as President Of the day and DR.. GEORGE
w. MARLBOROUGH as Vice President At II
O'Clock, Lieut.. JosErH AByEr, according 10
request, addressed the assembly. His address
was abou, three fourth, of an hour in length
and was marked by great warmth and elo-
quence. The audience evinced their delight
BY the profound silence and deep attention
which they paid TO the speaker. After the de.
livery Of tie Address, the Committee, aii-
nounced, that half an hour would be devoted
10 refreshments. This was accordingly done,
( and at half pas, IL o'clock, the gentlemen re-
paired to beautiful grove where an excellent
Barbecue was served up. Committee OF
gentlemen were appointed to wait upon the
<ladfes. Of whom considerable number were
: present, at sumptuous and elegantly ar
ranged repast in the enclosure near the house.
A number ofregnlar and volunteer toasts were
offered, which will be found below The as
sembly was addressed by the candidates who
were present. At the spo, where the repast for
the ladies was served. there was much innocent
amusement among the young people. In the
evening there was dance at the house Of Mr.
Hayerd. Throughout the day. good feeling
aud harmony prevailed All seemed to enter
into the spirit of enjoyment, and the utmost
propriety characterized the occasion.
REGULAR ToASTS.
The Father of his Country"
2. The President of the United States.
3. Our Senators in Congress.
4. The Governor Of The State.
5. Our Army returned from Mexico.
Their deeds sufficiently praise them. Our
words could not add suy thing.
6. The Palmetto Regimeul.-lt has
forever silenced the sneers against South
Carolina Chivalry. =.
Z. The memory Of Col. P. NJ. Butler,
s. The 400 Boys Modify have they
sustained The honour Of old Edge6eld.
9. Capt. P. S. Brooks of The go
Boys."-We are satisfied that he has done
hisduty TO bis country in Mexico.
18th. Cass and Bu,ler..-The only
ticket he SorIh can support.
III. Democratic principles.-The only
safely for the Union.
II. General intelligence inzthe Masses.
The unly safely for Republic govern
mems.
IL. Ex Governor .Hammond.--The
able supporter Of Southern institutions.
l4. TIE Oralor Of The DaY---Lisut-
Joseph Abnsy.
Is The Ladies. Las, bul not least.
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STgar Crops -Concerning The sugar
crop, The ST. Landry LA Whig says:
1--WE learn from different paris Of the par
ish. Iha, their crop isdoing unusually well.
Travellers. from Auakapas, and residents
of that district, whose local pellialiIies ren.
der them the better witnesses, leI us that
The sugar cr"ps Of 81. Landry are far more
hourishns then those Of ST Mary, in-the
aggregate. New engines, for the purpose
grinding The growing crop. are arriving
daily. and planters, owing 10 the brilliant
promise of The present, will he sadly dis.
appointed if they do not realize an abun
dant prod Iclive harvest"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
Isaac Ilawes

IN ONUILVfII -
Saml Harris aud
WIN. Harris, Appts
Jared Harris, and
Wm WorthingtJn 81
Wife Martha.
ET appearing tn my satisfaction that Jared
81 Harris and William Worrhington and wife
Martha, distributes in the above stated case
reside wi tthe limits ofihis State. il IL there.
fire ordered that they do appear and object to
the sale and division Of the real estate Of Green
Harris deceased. on or before the first Monday
in December next. or their consent will be en-.
tered of record. Given under my hand at my
Office the 9Th Cay Of August ls4S.
JOHN HILL, o b.
Aug9 3m ~ .:
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PROTRACTED MEETING.
A Pr"tracted Meeting wi he held if Nouns
tain Creek Church, commencing on the Satui-
day before the 4th Sunday in August
M;nisterns brethren arc respectfully invited
to attend =
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Gen. Cass and ihe Proviso.-A Telegram
ic dispatch from Washington, OH M onday,
to The Philadelphia Bulletin, says" We
understand thai letter is in nlown from Gen.
eral Cass, pledgipg himself, if elected, 10
veto The Wilmot Proyiso.-Char Courier.
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Johnson Female Semin ry.-We had
he pleasure of attending public examina
ion Of the pupils of fe institution on last
Thursday and Friday. The performances
were alike creditable. to both teachers and
scholarsi and we only express the Common
feeling of an intelligent auditory. when we
say that we were highly graliIlied. Dr..
Johusou attended by invitation of the Irus.
tees. and on Friday delivered a Com
mencement Address, repIete with good
sense and sound reasoning. On Friday
evening, the young ladies of the school,
gave social party which was alten-
ded by large cOncourse Of ladies and
gentlemen from the village aud ls vicinity.
The supper prepared for The OCCASION
evlnced taste in The delicacy and seneros-
ity, in the profusion of the choice viands
Of life.-.7aderSt Gozetie.
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lndictments.-We learn ,ha, indictments
have been found in The United States Dis
trict Court, during its late term in Chicago,
against Mr.. Truel,, The Mayor of Galena.
and two other persons Of that place. for
resisting the United States Marshal, and
assisting in the escape of en- lrishman
charged with the commission Of murder
in Ireland aud arrested under the treaty
between the United States and Great Brit
ain.
Il seems he was a candidate for office,
and did not wish 10 offend the voters of
the district, where the prisoner had resid
ed, and who had rallied for his rescue. AT
all events he look such course as defeat
ed the law and the objects Of ihe treaty.
and we are glad that his condncl viii! now
undergo The scrutiny of high and i'm par.
lialjudicial tribunal. st Louis Repubhcan.
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Notice..

I. All persons indebted To the Estates Of Eliza.
beth Clark, Mary Clark and Henry Clark,
deceased. late nf this. District, are requested
TO make immediate payment and oil those hav.
ing any demanlswill present them duly atlested,
according 10 law. -. =:
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admin'r.
Aug7, l948. 3m 20
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AdjOurnmentel Congress 1T will be
seen by reference 10 the proceedings of
Congress that the House Of Representatives
on Monday concurred 10 the resolution Of
The Senate appointing the l4rh day. of Au-
gust for The close Of the session. This lis
consnmma!ion which will be hailed
withjoy throughout the country. >,
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The august Elections. North. Curolina
elects Governor and Legislature on The 3n
Of August. Elections will be held in six
States on The 7th August. as follows: Ken
lucky, Governor and Legislature; Indiana,
Legislatures Illinois, members Of Congress
and Legislature; NJ Missouri. Governor, mem
hers Of Congress and Legislature. Iowa,
embers sof Congress and Legislature;
: --ttrkauyas, GDpErnOf and Legislature. -
The Legislatures now to be chosen
will have the elections Of United States
Senator'S for six years 'front.' he 4th of March
aexl, as follows: North Car"lina, 10 place
If MIR. Badger, (Whig,) Kentucky, in the
place of Mr.. Criuendcn. (Whig;) Indiana.
in the place Of Mr.. Han1egan. (Dem.;)
Illinois, in ,heplace of Mr.. Breeze (Dem J
Missouri, in The place Mr.. A'chison Dem;
iowa, two Senators. none having yet been
chosen; Arkansas, one il the place of Mr..
Sewer. (Dem;) and also one fnr the un>
expired term of Mr.. Ashley, deceased, now
filed by appointment by Mr.. Sebastian.
Dem
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CAMP MEETING.

\ Camp Meeting for the EdgeGrld Circuit,
will he held at the Mount Vernon Camp
Ground. commencing on Thursday the 10Th Of
August.
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THE REV. w. IT. BRANTLEY. has been
elected 10 the vacant Chair of Bellies Let
lers in Franklin College, Georgia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-09

Gen. Shields isy,he democratic candi-
da'eior;lhe United States Senate from the
State Of Illinois.
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Aug 9
New Glass ware, Crockery &c.

New Glass ware, Crockery &c:
from Philadelphia
THEAP Cups and Saucers l24 cents to Is
" Gents sett, Plates 90 TO 25 cts sett
Splendid Flower Vases & Ornaments
Lemon Color and White Glass Sugar Dishes
China Custard Cups .2s- ~
Flowing blue Tea Sets
Antique a. Druid Granite Pitchers
Ewers and Bowl.s, Covered Dishes -,-r.
Frnif Sets. Granite, complete
Glass Dishes. Tumber' and Decanters
RS ROBERTS:
Ang 9 If 20 S
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From the Southern Baptist.
FURMAN THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
To the BapLists and other beneuOlOnt friends
of an enlightened Ministry.

The Distressing pressure in The moneta-
ry affairs of The Slate, has rendered The
collection of what is due to the Convention
Of the Baplis, denomination, for The sup.
porI nf the above Institution very difficult.
and hence the di6cuty of meeting its ne
cessary expenses. 10 this stale of things,
The Board Of Trustees have requested the
Senior Professor, Rev. j. G. Furman, TO
make tour through the Stale for the re-
n ainder Of The year. for the purpose Of
kindly awakening brethren, and other
friends TO the Impotence Of aidiue in The
necessary work of carrying on the Instilu-
lion, which they have brought into exis-
teuce. The Board feels assured that. by
this temporary withdrawment of the val
liable services ofihe Professor, they will
more successfully advance the interests OF
the Instilu,ion,-than BY allowing him TO
remain IN their performance; since fron
the, decline ofhis health, they have reason
to apprehend that his services would in
the event oftheir continuance, he subject
to serious Interruptions: whilst 10 the labor
now assigned him for few months, lie
will be so refreshed. as TO return with re-
novated vigor 10 his duties The next year.
Rev. Professor FurmaD is now commend
ed to The members ol the Denomination,
and to others of benevolent character, in
the service upon which he is about TO en-
ter, in the hope that ibis service will be
rendered prn6la able, under God, through
the prayers and Contributions of his people
and other friends Of sacred learning.
Afeclionalels,s a5.e !.
WILLIAM B JOHNSON.
Pres. Of The Board Of rrus.
June 81, lS4S.
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Rev. Alexander Mccain will preach at An
il och Church Oh the ith Sunday in this month
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WILLIAM B JOHNSON.
Pres. Of The Board of T'rus.
June 81, 1s4s.

Meluncholy-The Anderson Gazelle
of The 3lbziusl.3 ssys"Mr: William Snider
of Pickeus District. committed suicide
on, the 18th uit., his sowu residence. by
hanging himself. He is supposed to have
been Iabornig under mental derange-
men,. He has LEILA wife and several
Children" 49, l:s-t ~, :sfe
Deaths in 5Bosioni las. week, l0l, Of
which 1S were diseases Of the bowels.
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SERGEANT tVM. BLOCKER.

SERGEANT WM. BLOCKER.
These.names willnot fail TO recommend them
10 the citizens of Edse6ed District particularly,
and also 10 others Both Coaches are built IN
superior style, and are fitted up neatly and
comfortably for passengers.
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Nas Stages MIR. RICHARD WARD the enter.
prizing Proprietor of the Line Of Stages runs
hing to Columbia, has put two new Coaches
uponsthe line. They are called s.3 X
SERGEANT DAVID L. ADAMS.
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TO sUBsCR RIDERS.

The name OF will be
payment OF the subscription be made n advance.
Subscribers by
which will ts by assumed by ourselves M to
ssf tram ssion. l Il
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during ses
of Congress, and semiw eeky during q recess
subscriptions periodiess term.
the above r.
certificate remittance payment rp
tons Advertisements wall be sufficient receipt therefor
any specie paying bank will be received
fOScMASTERS authorized
DAILY subscriber encosed sEbfi-
WEEKLY subscribsrs enclosed WEEKLY
scribs with enclosed III be entitled copy
edition as they furnish subsc ribs fer xrsfis 7a
90 THE furnishsd h
III I L.+ $ +.
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Splendid Plano FOrtcs.

MIR FISCHER having made arrangements with the eel
ltl ebraed pianist and unequallcd manu- facurer, Mr.
Henri Herr Of Paris to be regularly supplied with his best
instruments, takes pleasure in announcing the arrival of
of his grand pianos the tone of which is remarkably
and rich varying melody from the soft sounds OF
the harp the deep tones of the organ. descripto
merely would do justice such instrument 1t must
be and heard to have its great superiority appre
ciated.
Mr. f. has also received from Boston, very fine
wood pianoscven octaves with three pedals, metallic
rame &c-which he will sell reasonable price
Apply NJ Sationers Hall, next door to tulers Hotel
3-d2W
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In CHANCERY IN SOMERSET COUNTY Court,
November term, 1917
Tp,r W. NIar Tha n

In CHANCERY SOMERSET COUNTY Court,
November term, 1917.
TOHN Turner Mary Ellen Dennis.-The object OF
y this suit procure decree for sale of certain
lands in Somerset county, held by the complainant
i'm with the defendant Tho bill states that
certain Marcelus Jones and certain Joseph Dennis
seized in fee in common OF certain lands
Nancoke Point, in said countv that the said John
Turner has purchased the interest and estate of the said
Marceus Jones in said lands that the said Joseph Dennis
hath departed This lite, leaving the said Mary Ellen Dennis
his only child and heir at laws that the sad Mary Ellen
Dennis resides city Norfolk, in the State of Vr
gnia and beyond the jurisdiction of this court that the
said lands difficult incapable of division and that 1t
the interest and advantage of the complainant and OF
tue defendant that the said lands should be Sold Il is
hereupon audged and ordered that the complainant by
causing a copy this order be inserted in
paper published in the CRY of Washington in each OF
five weeks before the 10th day of January
the said absent defendant of the object and
Substance of this BILL and her to be and appear this
court person by SOLICITOR before the I'd day
May next the premises, and to show cause,
fany she hath, why decree ought not to prayed
Test: w. T. g. POLK, Clerk.
True copy. Test: W. T. g. POLK, Clerk.
Dec. 2-IaW5W
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Grand ct Sans Rival Attraction!
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS

Corner Pennsylvania duenue and 18th street
THE subscriber respectfully his friends and
the public generally that he has this day opened and
ranged for public inspection his annual importation of fancy
boxes bon-bons, Ne, TO which he invites attention
Those persons therefore, looking for HOLIDAY presents
would find greatly their advantage to call " La Vile
de Paris" and examine the assortment which, for new
ness of pattern beauty of style, cheapness, cannot be
Ing been selected by NV resident Paris agent expressly for
this market.
On Christmas Eve will have exposed for sale 500
,und and fruit cakes, varying in weight from 800
o nds; also, every variety OF pastry.
DecH C. GAUTIER, Confectoner
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TyTIQUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN-Beng short rules
II and reflections Tor conduct in society, by the author Of
"Canons OF Good Breeding !" small volume. Just
ceved Tor sale by +. TAYLOR.
SUBJECTS. Solicitations, Introducons, Good Breeding,
Fashion, Fashion contradistnguished from Good Breed
ing, Dress, Presentatlons VISITS Appointments, Letters,
Notes, the Drawing Room, the Dining Room, Society,
Morning Calls, Evening Visits, NC, &c.
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VNTILLIS's Poems Observation-Disclosures of Early and
w After Years. N. p. Willis. Complete inI volume,
with beautiful illustrations engraved from
Leuzes designs Published for 1919, and Just received for
sale, in rich bindings, by F. TAYLOR.
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ri
tI cay 18th Instant choice tmen OF Paris mil
nery consisting of evening dresses, embroidered and real
lace, do capes, wells, caps NC, hats cofues, owers
NC, of the most approved fashions.
Nadine T. will receive weekly from her store in Broad
way New York. full supply OF all articles for balls and
parties the season. and socts the patronage
The ladies OF Washington
Her is Mr. Heydons Jewelry store, near a
street, few doors below Coleman's Hotel
Jan. Il--eolmif
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I'm Foh KENT, the new and commodious house
&;1 street west, occupied by Thos. Richie esq.
- It's in healthy and beautiful location and has adj
vanages possessed 10y lew places residence Washing
tol; furnace which warns the whole house. bath room
kitchen range &c Possession given on the 20h of this
month.
For terms inquire of WM A. GoRpoN Onarternaste,
Generals Office, War Department
iu,v q--3aWti
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DOARDING.-MiSS POLK, Pennsylvania avenue,
ID door Jackson Hail. has several pleasant
rooms unoccuped. She would be pleased to accoinno
date entire of members She can urnlsl them
with board, thirteen bed rooms, with spacious dining room
and paror. Charges reasonable and satisfactory
Ian,
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| OOk QUITS. PARKER, having opened a fancy and
IL perumery store between Al and 9th streets on Penn
syyania avenue, doors of Coemans Hotel (up
slrs respectfully invites strangers and CITIZENS exam
Inc his collection of useful and fancy articles, consisting
part, of fine English and American hair nall and tooth
brushes; she'll and horn dressingcombs, very superior
teeth (fne) wrought; tuck-combs for the evening; side
combs evening fans, rich retcues, purses, periumeres
DC, &c., &c.
lot dresses ~
On the 10Th of this month shall return from New York
WIN one oil the extensive OF fancy articles
or the coming holidays ever opened in Washington
SELBY PARkERS
Fancy and Periumery store Pennsylvania
Dec. l0--u avenue, between Al and 9Th streets.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENr.-For

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR REST.--For rent, ready
J. furnished the convenient tWo-story dwelling, pleas
aniIy situated the of 9Th and New York
avenue within few moments walk of the Capitol and
the department. The house has bathing room garden
pump of good the house, with many other
advantages by few places Of residence in Wash
ing ton. Possess ion given Immediately
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FIE subscriber invites all those in rich and beau
j. iul articles in his line call his old established
store, where they will be find something please
them, an,iqunrians in particular.
His stock OF watches of the choicest kind those
recommended from the mandatory of Joseph Johnson
% Church street, Liverpool together with many others OF
like celebrity.
The ewery consists OF London and Paris Manufacture,
well home fashion and fancy. All articles in his
line, which numerous, will be sold New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore prices
Dec "a ROBERT KEYWORTH.
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NIns, a. t. MCCORMICK. corner OF 7,h street and

ll Pennsylvania avenue, has three four very desira
bic front rooms yet nnoccuped, which she would be hap
Ply To have filled with peruane transient boa riders.
Gentlemen wishing their meals only, can also be accom-
modated. To- -, o..
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| ,.I, 80" '--, Whiskey.--Carrickergu Irish
htskey--a very superior article. Also, superior
Scotch whiskey, for SALE Wholesale and retail nj JAMES
BALlES wine sore No. So Chenut street. Philadelphia,
next door to Congress Hall Hotel Also very old and choice
Monongahela whiskey wholesale and retail. Jan 1T
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS front rooms the
State and Treasury Departments-Nrs. BRYANT, cor
of 18th and New York avenue, has fine front
chambers and parlor to rent. with without board
moderate terms, witt Transient boarders 81 Is per day
permanent boardeis, So per week furnished roons with
out board, at SO 4 per week board without lodging
SIG per month.
Jan. 14-eo5t
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UOR SALE Or RENT.-Two houses on 9th, between
l. and streets north a large two-sory new brick
with cellar and back buildings pump of excellent
in the yard, and large side lot attached; other
frame, two stories high, with back building containing
eight rooms. For terms, apply to H. JONES.
Nav l9--tf TInt