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PERSONAL,

ASSISTANT SECRETARY CHANDLER and
Judge wattersou were to leave New Orleans on
the 9Th, via river, for Washington.
SURGEON GENERAL BARNES has received a
telegram from Little Rock, Arkansas, stating that
Surgeon William p. Grier, U. 8. Army, was
among the victims Of the explosion Of the steam
boat Miami, on the Arkansas river. DR.. Grier
was native Of khhAislshis.
Hon GEORGE BANCROFT arrived iP the
city last evening, and was received at the depot
by Hon. Solomon Foot, Of Vermont, chairman Of
the Congressional DsmHittsS on the Lincoln
Memorial, who escorted him to the FrssideRtsl
Mansion, whore be Is the guest Of President
johnson. Mr.. bancroft was vt the leyee Of the
ladies Of the White House, and presented to then
many dIstInguished ladies' OF his Aeauaintanee.
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PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

THE 7th regiment ball Is said to have been,
after all, tolsrabiy discreditable affair.
TIE Montreal and Toronto papers express
satisfaction that the provisional delegates
have not accepted the terms proposed for the
continuation of the reciprocity treaty.
New YoRk CRY never does anything by
halves, and we understand that the prepare
tions for the cholera, expected there next
summer, are on a very grand scale.
TnE military district Of Wilmington has
been discontinued, and Brevet Brig Gen
Golf, commanding, goes To command his
regiment the s7th colored regiment, with his
headquarters at Smithville.
The trial Of @. b. Lamar, jr., on the charge
OF completely with his uncle, g. b. Lamar,
to embeIIle Government cotton, has been
commenced before q military commission at
Savannah.
A TRAIN from Mount Clair, on the Bloom
field railroad, New Jersey, ran of the track
at bridge yesterday morning. One passen-
ger car was broken to pieces in consequence
Of the bridge being rotten, and man, named
Wilton Holt, of Mount Clair, was killed, and
Ave persons were severely injured.
A CORRESPONDENT, in a very neat note
inquiries what dress is required to be worn
by gentlemen at the 'dress receptions" at
the Presidential Mansion, he not being able
to purchase court suit, should one be re-
CURED. We reply that if the gentleman
clothes are whole and clean, and his face
end hands properly washed, he will no more
be declared from q dress reception at the
White House than he you'd BE- from his
nearest neighbor's residence.
Late advices from Japan state that the
mission Of the Ministers Of the United States,
9rsst Britain, France. and Holland, to de.
mand the opening of Hsoga, the chief port
Of the inland sea, has been successful. The
Mikado had ratified the treaties entered into
between the Tycoon and foreign govern.
ments, admitting Japan into comfy with
other nations. All internal troubles caused
by the presence Of foreigners ceased at
once, and even quarrels between the Tycoon
and ohasshir were rendered easy Of settle.
ment. The real power Of the Tycoon is now
to be acknowledged throughout Japan.
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THIRTY = NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Q, 1866.
SENATE

n
Mr.. Guthrie presented the credentials Of
George Houston, Senator elect from Alba
bama, for the short term, which were ordered
to lie upon the table.
Mr. Davis offered n resolution for the ap-
pointment Of n committee to investigate
charges against Government cotton agents;
when. after discussion by Messrs. Davis,
Sherman, Fessenden, and McDougal, the
morning hour having expired, the resolution
to amend the Constitution was taken up.
Mr.. johnson took the floor against the
pending proposition.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House spent much time in tho con-
sideration Of private bills.
Mr.. Smith said he understood there was q
distinguished General in the House, who
represented great element Of the country,
and had showed his bravery and distin-
guished ability on the hsld-Mai. Gen. oster.
haus. [Applause.l
The House declared q recess Of Ave min
utes.
The Speaker conducted him to the stand,
and made few remarks, introducing him to
the members
General 0sterhaus responded, stating that
he had endeavored to assist in establishing q
German Union in his own country, follow
ing our symbol Of freedom. Failing in that,
he came to this country, and, guided by the
press the rebellion. Applause.
The House concurred in the senate's
amendments to the amendatory Freedmen
Bureau bill.
The House took up the report from the
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union on the navy appropriation bill.
Major Generals Crook and Ward were sew.
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by BANKERS aud Brokers' Telegraph to Lewis
johnson 4 Go.


THE frst mate and One seaman, tho only
survivors of the wreck of the British bark
Jerry, from Liverpool for Savannah, wrecked
of Cape Hattsras on tho 4th, have arrived at
Savannah. Ono man, his wife and child
pessepg the captain and crew Of
sixteen were lost. The two men who were
saved were picked up by pilot, boat and
taken to Hilton Head. The vessel had an
assorted cargo of 265 tons burthsn.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO sENA-
TORS AND REPREsENTATIvEs.

II some Of our personal or political emo
mics Of the Senate or House will send us one
or two cards of admission to the House of
Representatives on the 18th instant, We will
agree not to say anything about them in
the REPUBLICAN, for several days to come.
Our friends have forgotten us. The process
sion Of card-deliverers will please form on D
street and pass out on Pennsylvania avstue.
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THE Springfield Mass Rsp"6lioa" speak
eth TINS:

9th thus;
Representative Baldwin writes to his Wor,
ceStsr Spy that the republican members Of
the House who voted against tho Blaine
amendment to the oonstitut ion could not con.
sent to place in the constitution IAN ugly
thing not now there-the recognition and
allowance Of right in the states to deny
iasn the right Of Suffrage On account Of taeA
oT color" and they beloved that Just baSiS
Of representation might DO secured Without
this. He also says that the amendment was
carried through the House by the pressure
Of indignation at the supposed attempt of
thp President toRdiotAte 20 Congress, and
that many msRbsTs have since said, both In
public and private, that thsy Eqpld not have
voted for the amendment except for thSt
reason.
We are compelled to believe these state.
msnts to be true, disgracsful as they are,
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

for the current week was issued this morn
ing 1t contains accurate reports of the
dOings Of the week, editorials
on the topics of the day, review of the
week, a story by JEAN IseELow, and many
other good things. For sale, in wrappers,
ready for mailing, at this office.
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We #s requested to state that no person
will be admitted to the Capital on the 18th
instant who docs not bold > tiOkSti thai O4ly
1900 persons can DO seated in the galleries,
and ths floor Of the House will necessarily
be filled with oa4OiaIs of the Government
Therefore, If persons aOek here fFOR other
cities, or IL tho Inhabitants Of the District,
rush in large numbers 10 tbs Capitol on that
day, they will be disappointed.
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n E O E ITO Ms.

TEE LADIES OF TIE Presidents House.
hold will be "at home" Tuesday evenings,
and they will give Drawing Room receptions
Friday afternoons.
Mas. SECRETARY WILLIS will be at home
on Wednesday afternoons.
THE SEcRErARr OF THE INTERIOR and
Mrs. HARLAN will receive on Monday even
ings. Mrs. HARLAN and ladies Of the family
will receive their friends on W Wednesday after
moons, from to 4 pm
MRs. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re-
ceivs on Wednesday afternoons, from to 4
O'Clock.
SENATOR AND Mrs. SHERMAN have issued
cards for evening receptions at their resi-
dsnce, S22 X street, on February l2th-to
commence at s O'Clock.
Speaker Collars Receptions.
We are authorised to announce that
Speaker CoLrAx's receptions will be contin-
usd every Thursday evening, from 81 till II
n m.
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Soldiers Drummed Out OF Service and
Into the Penitentiary.

NASHVILLE, Feb. Slight soldiers, con-
victed here by q court martial held in this
city, were to-day drummed out to the peni-
Tertiary. Their terms Of Imprisonment range
from i've to seven years. The charges against
them are robbery and assault.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-Reports from indie.
pendence, Mo-, say that quite number Of
bushwhackers appeared outside the town
and threatened to attack tho Jail and release
that troops have been sent from Fort Leaven-
worth to preserve order.
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WILLIANsPoRT, Feb. 9-The Philadelphia
and New York mail which should have left
here this morning at two O. clock was robbed
after being delivered at the depot. The bags
were found above the depot, cut open and
the contents gone.
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New BERNIE, Feb. s.-The regular Union
ticket was victorious here to-day at the city
election, by q majority Of 50. The contest
was warm and exciting, and the largest vote
ever known In this city wns pollsd. Trains
have been running, American flags flying,
and the viotors are jubilant.
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OMAHA, FEB. 9.-The Legislature framed
q State constitution, to be submitted to the
people on the I'd Of June. The next election
Of State officers will take place at the sam,
time.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.-Cotton dull. Flour
advancing, for higher grades; Southern firm
Wheat and Corn dull. Beef steady. Pork
dull. Lard steady. Whisky dull.
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President Johuson's Policy Endorsed
by the Maryland Legislature.

ANNAPOLIs, Feb. 8. The resolutions
which passed the House Of Delegates yes.
terday, endorsing the policy Of President
johnson, were taken up in the Senate this
morning, and passed by vote of ayes 10,
nays s.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Jndge FiaI~.-(Ed-
ward G.. Darlington, ESQ.,, District Attorney,
prosecuting.)
Julia Dodsou, indicted for stealing dry goods
from Jacob G. Gibson verdict guilty. bay for
defence.
James Tr'plett, indicted for stealing two pairs
Of shoes from John II. oil ch; verdict guilty.
Davis for defence.
Robert Mosier and Armstead MedllA, indicted
for stealing dress from Hugh and Sarah N.
Hanly verdict, guilty. Monroe for defence.
Joseph Newman, Doctor Travis, Joseph Hen
dsrson, Wilson Perkins and Thomas Summers,
indicted for burglary; case on trial
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NEw HAVEN, Feb. 9.-Last night large
tobacco warehouse in New London, Conn,
containing $50, 900 worth of tobacco, was
destroyed by FIRE. The tobacco is a total
loss.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Aus
tralasian, from Liverpool on the 2sth ult. /,
has arrived.
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EQUAL surYnAsB AssocrArros.-Th Ma
tional Equal Suffrage Association met last night
at the Asbury M. X, chnrch and were addressed
BIZ Hon. Henry Clay wsrmoth, Of Louisiana, in
favor Of unqualified suffrage.
The thanks Of the association were rendered to
Mr.. warmoth, after which q subscription was
raised to defray the expenses Of Publishing the
speech for gratuitous distribution throughout
the country.
A large audience was In attendance, who man
ifested the greatest interest In the address, and
frequently siguifed their appreciation By APP
plause. ......
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MARRIED.,

On the sth instant, at the New York Avenue
Church, by the Rev. Or. Gurley, D. p, MooRS,
HEIMIcK, daughter OF Hon. william Heimiek,
Of Ohio. No cards.
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WANTEp-AN HONEST Roy. WHO
w sAh Odtas we'll RcoiaRei dsH " deliver
section VI thu Fourth waFd. Inquire tbis
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STEALING A WArcH.-Wm. White, q col
ored man, was arrested this morning by As.ls-
tant Superintendent Reid, on charge Of stealing
gold watch from Amanda Carter, n eolored wo-
teenth and Fourteenth and L and Massaohusetts
Avenne, in October last He had 4 hearing be-
fore Superintendent richards this morning, and
was sent to Jail for court In default Of $500 bail
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i've, energetic AGENTS everywhere (mon or
women) tc-whom we offer extraordinary induce
ments to engage in flight, genteel and profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon ap-
plication with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
febs.lmD&W ll9 Broadway, Now York
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INTERVAL RFyEEuE REcERrs to-day
$751; S64.sl,
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LARcEsr CAsEs.-Yesterday Officers Nc
Colgan aud Clements, Of the Fourth ward, ar
rested three colored men named John Armstrong,
William 0allsway and Frederick Wares,
charged with stealing several vest patterns from
Mr.. Tucker, 4 tailor on the avenue. They had
hearing before Justice Walter, who sent them to
Jail to answer the charge at court.
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Board OF PoLIcE CoNnIssIoNERs.-Th
Board met yesterday afterooon, at their rooms
on Tenth street. The complaints against the
following officers were dismissed John W. Davis
and WIN O. Alder, Righth precinct; Roupdsman
B. y. Barker, Patrolmen W. II. Evans and z. H.
whitemore, Of the Tenth precinct.
In the case Of Patrolman Doyle, Of the Sixth
precinct nne Of Is was imposed, for receiving
money from q prisoner.
Patrolman WIN. Leonard, Of the Tenth precinct,
pay due.
John Fainter was appoibie q patroimsu In the
Tenth precinct, vice VIM Leonard, dismissed.
Richard Spencer was appointed additional pa
trolman, for duty on the square between Four
tenth and Fifteenth, d and streets.
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SS- Chapped Hands and FkSs, sore
Lips, ChilhlslaI, &O,7H RdAAAN 4 COS okm.
Ph0' Ice, With qlSsOEins, PRtss 0AfRped Hands,
10, iRmsaiStaly, and Mill keep Tie akin, sah
cents. HR0RMAN q Co,
Chemists and DruggistA,
nol3-d&wSm - New Y0lk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09

THE GRASp CONCERT OF THE PHiLHAR-
nonIc socIKrr, which takes place early In March,
promises TO be the best thing Of the kind ever
presented to the Washington public Az orato.
rio with full chorus IL seldom performed, snd
made up from the best talent Of our city, and
now number nearly one hundred voices. who,
under the direction OF DR.. Canleheld, have near
ly mastered one OF the best oratorios ever writ
ten, "Mendelssohn's 81. Paul. This they pro-
pose 10 give early In March at MetreroU Hall.
The best talentin thecountry will be engaged
for the solo parts, and no pains will DO spared
to make IL q grand success. Subscription Isis
nave been opened At the music stores, where all
Who desire 70 encourage this effort are invited
Il enter their names at an early day. Much We
we believe depends upon the generosity OF The
musical public I'm the way Of names upon those
lists) a. to the manner Of rendering this oratorio
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"City Life"
LECTURE BY REV. DR.. FISH,
OF NEWARK,
AT & STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY .,

SUBJECT; PROFIT AND LOSS OF CITY
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~ The Duties q the SeEatEy " heH
sPFbIEKs..1cOplss Of the 'hAIRr RsRpsErpIE,
containing the speeches Of Generals BUTLER
aud BANKS and Senator WILSON, delivered be-.
fore the SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIONAL
UNION CONVENTION, on tho Esd aud 24th OF
January, can be obtained at this office. Price,
three cents per copy o. per hundred. II
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-29

p%Keep your feet dry, wear good
shoes, keep them well stuffed with oil,
and wellmended, and then if you are
unfortunate enough to get a Cough or
Colds, use Goes Cough Btlsam to cure
it. 1t will do it every time.
1t is also important that our readers
should all know that Goes Dyspepsia
Cure is reliable, and certain to cure the
worst cases of Dyspepsia; a teaspoonful
day oft will enable the most confirmed
dyspeptic to eat any thing he chooses
without trouble. 1t is an excellent
remedy for any disease of the stomach
or the bowels.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-29

nA. Mr.. j. X. Whitmore advertises
his agency of Wheeler Il Wilson's Sew
ing Machines They have an established
reputation and are the most popular
family machines extant. To those desir-
ing to purchase, Mr.. NIhitmOre offers
the inducement of furnishing them at
New York and Philadelphia prices, thus
saving to the purchaser the cost and
risks of transportation.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-29

pA-The Commissioners Of Elk coun-
ty will meet at their Office in Ridgway,
on Friday the 3Oth day of March. 1866.
JAS. X. p. HALL,
Comm'rs Clerk.
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seH Persons visiting st Mary's, aud
wishing to stop at Good hotel. can'uit
themselves in that respect, by stop.
ping at either the St. Mary's or Wash
ington house.
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eS-It will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns, that Weis
Brothers, OF st. Mary's have just receiv- =
cd splendid assortment of everything
useful. No one who has half an eye
will fail to see their advertisement
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-29

FBordwell & Messengers Drug
Store, is certainly an institution which
should be patronized, The reader will
see their advertisement, aud conclude
that they must be doing good business,
else how could they afford to advertise
so extensively.
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saaYSec j. S. Hydes new advertise
ment in this issue. He keeps constant
ly on hand a large assortment Of any
thing that man or woman may want.
Give him call
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UAR Ri 80

SwARTz-LUoAs-By C. II. Fuller ESQ.,, on
the 18th instant, at the Exchange Hotel.
in Ridgway; Mr. VIM Swartz, to Mrs.
Fanny Lucas, both of Spring Creek town
ship, this county.
HoUK-KEsY-0n the same evening, by the
same at his residence, Mr.. Lewis T. Houk,
to Miss Maggie Kesy, both of Ridgway.
JONEs-SPEYoER-By the same on, on the
10Th instant, at the Hyde House in Ridg.
way, Mr.. Jessie Jones, to Mrs, Marian
Spencer, both of Ridgway.
SAULsBURY-WAssoN-By the same. at the
house of the brides father, in Spring
Greek township, on the 22nd, Mr.. Jerome
Salisbury, to Miss Delilah WassOn, all of
Spring Greek township, this county.
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rG-The banking house Of Culver,
Penn & Co. New FORK asfailed. They
were largely interested in the oil regions,
and their suspension will virtually cause
a panic in that country. 1t is already
rumored that several of the banks in
Crawford and Venango counties have
failed.
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BarJ. S. Hyde advertses that he
has some valuable lots for sale in the
immediate vicinity of the railroad de
pot. 1t strikes US that this would be
a safe and profitable investne Mt to per
SONS desirous OF getting rich.
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AND SEE FOR THEMSEL YES.
MRS. E. O. CLEMENTS.
Main ST., Ridgway, Elk County Pa.

1 DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE.-By
| virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Elk County the uude rsigned
guardian Of the minor children Of Joseph
Ditsch deceased, will on the 2Sth day of
April next at the Franklin House in the
borough of ST. Ilary's in said county ex.
pose To sale at public auction 20 the highest
and best bidder the following descl ibed
real estate. viz
All that certain trlc; of land sitnate in
Benziuger township Elk County Pennsyl-
vauia, known as lot or Farm Number seven
(7) on Benzinger Road: Bounded on the
South by Benziuger Road on rhe East by
land OF one Kuatzinger. on the West by land
of A. Bohenrith and on the North by land
of Ign. Garner, Containing sixty two and
one half acers-and being the same land
purchased of NJ. Benzinger & John Erch'
bach by articles of agreement on the 2Sth
day of April A. D. 1913
Said sale to be made upon the following
terms, One third of the purchase money to
be paid on the confirmation of the Sale,
the balance to be paid in two equal annual
installments with interest to be secured by
bond and mortgages upon the premises or
in such other way as may be required by
the undersigned.
ADAM JESBERGER,
Guardian,
mpr oo'6G n
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0TBy reference to our advertising
columns it vii be seen that Mr. NJ Bride,
of St Mary's, advertises his stock in the
ADVOCATE We would advise all wan
ting anything in his line to give him
a call.
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isG~ Mrs. E. O. Clements has just
started new store, in the room former
ly occupied as Railroad store; and
like sensible person, advertises her
stock in the ADVOCATE. We call the
attention of our lady readers. to one feat,
ure connected with her store that will be
hailed with delight by them. 1t is the
millinery and mantua, making depart.
ment This is under the charge of a
lady every way competent to give entire
satisfaction to customers.
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In the matter of the In
corporation of "The Rector IN ELK coUNr
Churchwardens and vostry TY. Com Pleas
men Of Grace church" No. | In.
Ridgway, Pa. Term 1866.
In pursuance of an order made in the
above entitled case, March 9Th 1866 su |
notice is hereby given that the articles o.
association have been filed i'll the Office o.
the Prothonotary of the court of common
Pleas of Elk county, and will be preseute
for trial confirmation at the next term o.
said court. to he held in the Court House in
Ridgway on the third day ofJuly navt,
GEO. A. RATHRUN.
Ridsw1J March ia 81, D9n'y r.5'.
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p@The ofCo.partnership in the ho-
tel business at the Hyde House, be
tween Moore & Boyington, has been
dissolved. See advertisement.
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BLANKS.

RsPC. II. Volk, is still at his old
,--stand in St. Mary's, where he would be
happy to have his customers give him
call.
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THE LOCAL ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY, MARCH Doth, 1866.
JOB WORK.

JOB WORK.
Eighth sheet hand bill, 90 copies or less
$3.50
Quarter sheet hand.bill, 80 copies or less
$3.50
Half sheet hand-bill, 90 copies or less
5000
Full sheet hand-bill, 80 copies or less
$500.
BLANKS.
For any quantity under five quires, ST.
80 per quire on all amounts over that n
reasonable reduction will be made
TERMS OF PAPER.
$3.50 per year in advauce-S2.OO 90 if paid
within the year, and S2,5O ifnot paid with
in that time.