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SALT COMPANY OF 0N0NlAGA.
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ore the puSic. The Subscriber has no" me
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al snrayi,r street over Fogg's store, vii be duly
20 eIps'ioI 'tiee'' T. W. MCBSE,
etSgnuei 70 s.s i~une4:3i6
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the most wonderful
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purchasers will be registered, and n entire sstis-
faction is not given in every instance, the money
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ed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER,
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N0TICE TO CONTROVERSIES

~ possls will be received at the CITY Civil Engi-
neer's once until = O'Clock P. NJ, Mohds1f the
18th inst for grading Henry aud UhsPel streets.
Plsas ahd Specifications may be seen and more
particular ihfbrmstitn Rad at said Engineers
Office. The Board Of CITY improvements invite
the submission Of bids, reserIihs the right to re
ject any or all bids.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
CITY Civil Engineer-
rto-I..d I...e tSle iunaT.BE3
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1t is understood that Geo. ID. II. Stro-
Their, better known as "Porte Crayon,' of
Va, has declined the consulate TO Buenos
Ayres, rendered him by the President.
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every contest for years, and cannot prevail
against us Nothing but our base betrayal
Is the President and the hope of office
could have galvanized them into sufficient
vitality to make another fight against the
victorious hosts Of freedom The physical
conflict, for the time at least, is ended, but
the moral conflict between loyalty and dis
LOYALTY continues, and the grave question
is, whether the one or the other shall rule
the State and the nation. We urge har
monv. energy, systematic, associated and
undivided labor, and a renewal of the fires
Of patriotism. The loyal and patriotic
people Of the State have nobly sustained
US and the cause of the country, under the
heavy pressure and discouragenents OF
drafts, bereavement, taxation and carnage,
and when nothing but an abiding faith in
the Justice Of God could enable us to see
the end Surely there can be no frIteriDg
now, when the goal is almost reached, and
when one m,re united rally for our prnci-
pies and cur flag viii enable US to secure
! the ripe fruits Of the hate dreadful conflict
and to garner them afeIy for ourselves and
our chhIren.
We stand over the ruins Of a gigantic
rebellion, the most formidable enemy r.
publican institutions ever encountered. We
stand 10y tie graves Of three hundred thou.
sand OF our noble>t men. who counted THEN
lives well spent when otferel freely for Hb-
erty and the Union. In the presence ot
Their specifies but eloquent dust; in IA.
presence Of the doubling and sneering en-
emics Of free government at home aut
abroad in the presence Of the oppressed
millions, who from Ieueath crushing des
poti>rns watched our fac with tears, hope:
and prayers; before the rapidly-comine
millions Of the fnture; before Col Of jus
tice. and in the name Of all that make
failhfulness to Him and honor among men
we stand pledged o secure and maintain
. forever the principles for which our broth
crs died
I By order Of the committee.
F. JORDAN Chairman.
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Two ocean Cables.

The oil cable has been picked up, spicei
and IaiI; and it works perfectly. This
gives every reason to hope tia, tie two
cables will last, and that the fears hat they
woall presently be disabled BY iutluene
which it would be impossible to control are
groundless.
The fortunate completion of tue old ca-
Die Is likely, therefore, to give a stimulus
to other ocean telegraph enterprises. Tie
present summer has shown not only that
a telegraph cable, properly made, can be
stretched across the Atlantic, bu, that If It
should part the end can be pIcNed I aud
further. that the mischanceSlo we-ch snch
a cable IS subjected, in is n!a-s on the
bottom of the ocean, are very Small.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Free and Accepted ancient oTh IA'.s"AI, j,
TrLALIA LODGE. No 842 F A NJ S-'lea 'lea
month Hall in the 81 Story Of the n.m-,g- b. c'.
II. &. .LARRABEE, Sec. " 1L > A-~-1-''
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the whole subject, and projected 10 inquire
whether or not governments had been IS
tabI>hed, and whether, under all the CIR
cunst4nce< it would be proper to restore
those rebelious people and States to their
former relations and rights III the UnIon
without first imposing some terms upon
them rs security for the future. The great
Question IS not whether the States them
selges shall he restored, but whether they
shall have representation in Congress on
terms or agitboRt terms. Our potltlca.
Observation-Disclosures, rebels and their
sympathizers, North aud Sculh-->ay lgith-
out terms or conditions, aud t0rthCith.
Congress, by the Almost unanimous vote OF
all the members who sustained the var, has
proposed sundry amendments to the Con
stitution Of the United States, to be sub
m.tteI to the State Legislatures for ratIti-
cation; and it will be the duty Of the leg
isiature we ave about to elect to approve or
di,approye these fauiam=ntal changes in
the National Consultation. These amend
Imeuts are the terms f2el by Congress on
which the States lately IN rebellion and
their people can resume their practical re
lal!ors to the national Union. These
terms may be briefly stated as follows:
/. That al! persons born or natHraIizsI
in The UniteI States slal be citizens
thereof; aui that all citiz-ns shah have
equal protection in The enjoyment Of life,
liberty ami PROPERTY
.. That REPRESENTATION shall he appor-
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,

PUBLISHED By

E%Devoted to the cause Of Repuoll ag5sra, t'e ~
ts-e.ts of grovlture, the advInceme"to ot E"aelio
,n5 the best coed Of Potter county owning ho -l.le
exceut that OF Principle il viii endeaTor 20 1 J" '-e
work of more fully FreedomIzing cur Co~A'I.'
Advertisements inserted al the .oi'o%.-C
except where special bargains are mage mac - =
g. 1OIinrs Of Brewer or . o' y ''F''''' 50
: insertion H. -.-
saaare , or insertions -, - l9
Each subsequent insertion lees iA.'n 1o----- ~
Bu mess Cards, year------ ---------- w w
tdministrators or Executors NolceS------ ~
Special aud Editorial Notices per '-ae------ -
r-Au transient advertisements must be pala ~
sdvsnca and no notice win be taken OF ad re. -
from distance unless they are accompanies O.! '"e
money or satisfactory reference
BgJob Work, Of al kinds, executed WIN Ae'''..'-'
and spatch.
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TT0REEy AED CoyEsEI,I,,., ( ,1 4 1, Li,, ~.
\ Con .ersnor-, Pa, =" j. a.le.'- .'il o' - "
ssr and The aaioa--- conn. -
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o. T. ELLISON. u. ID.

nRACTICTNG PHYSICIAN. C5ude sport, "a. +,
respectfully informs the citizens Q. iae Fi''-I - -
CIcinity- that he will promptly respond to 81. can, ~.
rofessiontl services Ot.- ON First street. LIS. o
west Of his residence. l7-4J
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CuARIEs :. JONES.
n. e. 0IMsTER.

HTERCHANT-nea.ers in Dug. u -.1.Ie-' re- l:-,, ,
ftr1cc-fes &c Main Street, toa4er-,o.l. "a
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The Tadepen3cat Beige, a well informed
journal, thus announces the failure Of the
Archiuchess Char|olte's negotiations with
Napoleon: "The Empress Charlotte has
paid her last visit to the Emperor, and
there is no longer the slightest doubt that
his Majesty anuouncel to that princess,
with extreme rrcrcl, his irreyocahe resolu
rion not To subscribe to any Of the arrange
meuts which She hal come TO propose us
the means Of aiding the dynasty in Mex
ico. 1t is now certain that the Empress Of
Mexico will not again return to that coun-
try, anl that the Emperor NaNimiIjan vii.
soon reioin her in Europe, after having
ab Heated
Without moral support, without money
OF troops, surrounded 10y enemies, and for.
~aken hy his friends the French, MazimiJ
,an has nothing to 10 but get our Of Mex
F.. leo. The sooner he goes the better it vii
be for him.
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I
country WIS torn by 4 dlStractlng and
bloody civil war: and when tile Stale was
layishinglv contributing her blood and
treasure for her.own defence and for that
of the National Government. H. this tre-
mendous struggle, where did Heister ely
mer stand? And what did he dc! lie
has made his record, and let it answer.
In 1861 ne voted against the bill for
the arminr of the State; anil after the
news OF the attack on Fort SumPter had
fired the hearts Of our people: and thou
sands were raIIying to the defence Of our
insuIted fac, Mr.. CIymer caused to be en-
tered upon the journals Of the Senate his
solemn protest against the bill for armlng
the State.
In 1862, when reverses had overtaken
our armies, and oar credit was strained to
the utmost 10 keep men in Dhe field, Mr..
Clvmer voted against the joint resolution
proyi.Iiug for the collection Of tile taxes
levied bv the United States.
In 1863 Mr. CIymer voted dganSt the
bill to enable our soldiers and sailors 10
,o.. -, i,,I'..1 ,I,o ,.,,.,,ao tI,o mo
,.,-'I oS.-.,;,.,;,n5I on,onI,,en, .,Inw;n,
IsI' r};... =, ,I fJJ H.. r.,,I, - yo,a and
'.'.''' r; - NV ,r,,, '' I. ,.os-ol T.. ,ctol
,,.s: .,,s;,,, ,, ,h@ ,5lI - rry il in,o c+f.rt
ia ,,,oI .,r.,;,st ,La hi 10 lnfna anil
..,..lI ,f., ,,o..,,,,I,. ,..r.,ct.r
anil against the bill to lvgalizs the payment
IF h,nutI.s to volunteers.
n February, 1864. in a speech in tie
Senate referring to lie recent defeat Of
VaHandirlan in Ohio, ana Of Woodward
IN PENNSYLVANIA. Mr.. Clymer said: 4 say
now and believe that it was the greatest
calamity that has vet befallen this country
. that those two men were not elected"
Sach is an outline Of the ing}orious re
.4 ~ IJ..-,-. Ci..,,,.. .,,I -, r. ~ a.,
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When the crowd at Cleveland called foT
Grant. The man they came . see, the Pres
iLeut said he was sick. We wonder he
didn't get sick of the Presidents silly
speeches before he got there.
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LYMAN HOUSE

LewisvIle, Potter oTnty, dsyiFahia.
nrRTOS LEWIS PrOprietGr. Hahn
X f9-au mis- excellent Hotel the proprietor Nie
Q make the acquaintance of ,Ae trtyea- pN2ae ,..
eels confident Of giving sststtctl21 70 a.. " 10 t-
all on him Feb Il 90 III
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4 correspondent at Fortress Mcnroe
saws the impression Is steadily aul surely
gaining ground there that JEFF Davis viii
soon be released from his imprisonment
Why not! That's my policy"
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aa% A school committee man writes,
We have a scboeiEouso large enough t"
accommodate three Hundred pupils four
stories high"
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80 -

- Don't be fco}rsf."-Tou can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Cents Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by everybody
Or a sample sent free by mail for 80 cents, thai
rerarls easily for S., by r. L. Nolcott, lIt
Chatham Square. New York.
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FROM EIROPE

LIVERPOOL, Dec IA report has been cir
culated here THAI James Stephens the chef
organizer of the threatened FenIan rebellion.
had been arrested by English detectives while
attempting 10 make his way into Ireland. buI
the Government officials deny the statement.
an are as earnestly searching all suspected
persons as they Rave been for the past two
months. Up TO this morning Stephens has not
been seen by any of the coast guard nor the
police. Rumors are rife that he faIIed 10 reach
Ireland. and has gone TO Hayre 10 await a IA
yoTable opportunity TO take passage IN some
small vessel Ior the northern part of ireland.
The whole coast of Ireland il now under the
rigid scrutiny OF English gun boats and n largely
augmented force of the coast guard in small
boats.
DUBLIN, Dec. I7.-Adyices from all parts of
the Island up 10 noon to- day report ali quiet,
and there are no prospects of any Immediate
disturbances. Patrols OF troops have been es-
tablished in the most disafiected localities
The number OF arrests made during the last I've
days have been on the Increase.
vienna, Dec. 1.-THE Emperor, after coun-
selling with ms ministers on the propositions
made TO him by the hungarian Diet has de-
cided that they are of too radical a nature 70 be
countenanced. He has accordingly refused TO
entertain them. and an imperial communica-
tion has been forwarded 70 the Hungarian
Diet on the subject. The refusal Is couched In
severe terms, and intimaies that the Govern
ment OF The Empire will be strictly enforced
throughout the whole Of the Emperor's denim
ions for the best In erests and welfare of his
Mslesty's subjects .lsfe- F7-F
ROME Dec. 1.-The invitation from leading
dignitaries of the Catholic church in the United
States, extending TO the Pope an urgent ie--
guest for His Holiness TO visit that country.
has been received. and is under considers
ton, There is some probability Of its being
accepted ..4 r... .. 80, .s. ~. =.
BERLIN, Dec, Lit is rumored here that
the Emperor Macmillan was detained in
Mexico against his will, and that he is yir--
tually r prisoner under the surveiliaace OF
toe French officials, who are said TO be act
ing under orders from the French En-
peror, as the latter fears complications may
ariee from his (Maximilian's) haxty with
drawal
PARIS. Dec. i7.-fien. Aimonte, the Minister
OF the Imperial Government OF Mexico TO the
French Government. has received a telegram
from Mexico by the Atlantic telegraph cable
stating that the Emperor Maximilian will re-
main In that country as long as God gives him
strength. = ftU. f. a." ~
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SoLID sILvkK TEA SKIS, 80
PITCHERS, WALTERS, &C.,
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS, 80
At NV. GAIT BIO. %, jewelers., .-
elea 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
GOLD SILVER FRUIT, ICE CREAM,
AND SALAD BOWLS,
Fob HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ...
At NV. GAIT BRO. 3. Jewellers.
de elb 81 asa Pennsylvania avenue.
SOLID SILVER ICE CREAM. - -
COFFEE, AND EGG SPOONS,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AT NV. GAIT 3 BRO. 8, jewelers., Is.
De lb-3t 354 Pennsylvania avenue.
GOLD SILVER 6OBLETs. CUPS,
-.s.ra. -.. NAPKIN RINGS, &C., ,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At NV GAIT 4 BRO. 3, jewelers.,
de 1877 334 Pennaylvanis avenue.
SILVER AND FANCY PORTEMONNAIES,
CARD CASES, &C.. 'a
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At NV. GAIT BRO y. jewelers..
del 334 Pennsy lvanis avenue
GASES FINE ENGLISH TABLE CUTLEKY,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ...
At M. w.GALT BRO. q, Jewellers.
de el6 st 334 Pennsylysnia avenue.
EXTkA FIIE PLATED TEA SETS, &C.,
FOB holiday PRESENTS,
At Nj. W. GAIT BRO g, Jewellers.
de E'a 334 Pennsylvania avenue
FINE PLATED CARD RECEIVERS. &c,
- FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At M. W. GAIT & BRO. 3. jewelers.,
oe oels-St- ls-St 334 Pennsyly ania avenue.
NEW STYLES CORAL JEwELRY,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At M E.GALT BRO 3, Jewellers.
de l6-5t 3a4 Pennsylvania avenue.
A LII THE NEwEsr STYLES or PEARL,
AMETHYST, AND STONE oAmxo yEwKLRY.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At II W. GAIT BRO s, jewelers..
oe I9Sl 354 Pennsylvania avenue
SILVER BERRY, PRESERVE,
AND ZOE CREAM SPOONS.
FOR HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PREsENrs
At M W. GAIT b BROS, jewelers.,
ae lo-9t 394 Pennsylvania avenue.
GROCERIES GROCKRIEsi
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Brown Sugars IL 10 IL cents q pound
" bite Coffee Sugar Is cents - .-.
Crushed and Granulated Sugars IL cents
Good Bio Coffee % cents
Best W bite Bio g. cents
Old Government Java Coffee As cents - ed
Best Goldt \ syrup Sl05 gallon
Good Molasses rs cents gallon
Best Pittsburgh Goal Oil a5 cents a gallon.
Also. Choice Teas, Spices, Raisins, Ourrants.
Citron, Figs. Ac., &c, at proportionstely low
rates, at the Grocery and Variety store of a..
WILLIAM +, GIVEN,
de n-2t' Corner 18th and L streets.
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lMMIGRATIoN.-From January LIST to De-
cember 18th. 1S66, there have arrived a. New
York from foreign ports 235, III immigrants,
greater number than arrived during any pre-
vious year since 1861, when 3i92 223 landed &C
New Iork.-It Is thought that the number for
the entire year 1866 will exceed 100000. Dur
ing ihe past twenty years, according 70 the &c
eounts,Sept al New York. over 3,66O,000 immi-
grants have arrived AT that port-an accession
valne. The Emigration Commissioners think
that fully 3eo,0po will come to America during
lS6- --.. #.rr ##-...
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aHsoathern lands are hooking up in nr,cs

h6Southern lands are looking mp in prsce
oNThe fiirtations of the past few days have
had tendency 70 be icy-cooi.
~The oil wells in Southeastern Kentucky
have failed ana the stockholders have come 10
grief:
h$Wehdeil Phillips wants Fred Douglass
for Senator from New York. .a .f f.--
nTN Is proposed to clothe the Black Crook
ballet girls with furs this winter. .-F
- John q. SAKE is going 10 Europe
~Portsmouth, N. H.. Is agitated over an
unusally atrocious case ofinfapticide.
los%People are prosecuted IN London for AL
lowing an unnecessary escape OF smose from
inen cbtmneye- Ma GO. 14rf ~f' l3 t.e aef
- This is the season obeap Goals on your
enemy, II he is q poor mad.
- English whiskers, or light mons.ashe.
are the only facial adornments which are now
considered irreproachable in Paris.
~ Mrs. Charles Kean fell and sprainsd mar
ankle in a London theatre while Portia- :
- EnElIsh detectives think they see q Fe-
nian trick IN the Ocean yacht race.
~ A Presbyterian minister was deceived in,
q Memphis gambling hell and ROBBED OF
ga child three years old, aurine the tenn.
porary absence OF its mother. Was burned To
death IN New York on Thursday.
ga young man in Cincinnati fsll dssd to
the noor while in the act Of drinking glass OF
liquor.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

we nave On hand, and are constantly receiving
qiIeet IRON the mines, via Philadel phia and
nsvre. oe Grsee, large quantities Of COAL of the
Gross tons Of ,24O lbs. delivered in any part OF
the city at the following prices:
Locust Mountsin, Chestnut. w A 81. rs. All
ether sizes and qualities of White Ash, except LIE.
hfeh, Ct Is 30. from the following mines, viz: Lee
eusn mountain, Baltimore Co.'S. Boston Run,
Mllkssbarre Coal and Iron Co., Plymouth 90 s.
&C diamond Vein and Lykens Valley Bed Ash
Lehieh. 50. . '-.+ "-
Cum6errshd Goal. run Of mine, s7..
Cumberland Lump Coal, SIS 80 90
OAK and PINE WOOD, OF the very best quality
We can furnish Coal By the cargo at the loves,
Now is the time for families to put in their win.
ter supply. .--- ..'.-+ -. 7.| 1.7''''-s
Orders will be received ct Our office. A6a 9th
street, between Z and +, or at our wharf. at foot
Of 7th street.
del TF b. p. BROWN 4 SON.
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A TIE EN,TI on.
KRIsS KRIHKLE1s HEADQUARTERS.
TWUTHOUsANDP POUND AND FRUIrOAKEs
am desirous of ofinforming my customer and the
public that have just receiy ed large invoice of
Foreign and Domestic Cor feetionsry Frnits.
Fancy Boxes. &c. which am prepar ed ts sell at
greatly reduced prices. Having procured at great
exptnse the hest werkmen and the finest material,
IL 10 my intention to stand before the public un.
Iivelled In - Confectionery business. Ice Cream
$50 per gallon, delivered ta any nortion OF the
city. Call and see. A. II. POTEETIAI,
oeH St 279 Penpsylvsnia avenue.
EIREWOREs! FIREwORKsl
FLAGS AND CHINESE LANTERNS,
THE LARGEST TASsORTMENT IN NTHE OITY
of all kinds Wholesale and retail. at
BOsWELLiS FANCY STORE.
de II lw 342 street, near 18th
& ETHING NEW.
have Just received several new styles OF Black
walnut Gained RUSTIC FRAMES. made to my
order sizes, from 4x6 to lSxt4 These re ally
desirable Also. q fuil stock of PICTURE CORDS
snd TASSELs, PORCELAIN NAILS RINGS &c,
Also. Fnsmelled RECESS FRAMES, with and
without Flowers; a suitable Present for the Holi-
days. EOTHROCK
de ls-tjal Or' osite Patent Office, 9Th street.
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OTTO WILKENs' PIANOS AND OARHAKr
" & NEEDHAMS PARLOR ORGAES

All will fnd IL greatly 10 their interests1
70 ex ARln ne these superb Instruments be- fR7@
fore purchasing any other. - = UI NV
Only agencv az GEOEGE L. WILD q BRO 8
New Piano Forte snd Organ WaTeroom. No. 49f
llth street between Penn a avenue and e street.
select assortment of new and second hand In
sale 81 lowest fsS t.ry prices. and on easy terms
TUNING and REPAIRlEG faithfully executed.
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THE BALTIMORE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-OnIv
III miles OF this road require completion 10 con-
meet it with the Phiiadeiphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore rsilroad at the Suso uehanna- near
Port Deposis- When tins short distance Is
finished farmers along the line will be afforded
a choice OF markets in Philadelphia and Balti-
ore.-Deldpare Repablican - - - u !
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~ WHITES LATE SHAFFIELD's)
y. CONFECTIONERY AND ZOE DREAM

MANUFAOTORY,N No. $50 9th street
The proprietor wishes to inform families, hotel
and the public generally, that he
tinuee to furnish Confsc onery and the choicest
Ice Dream at the shortest notice, and on the most
T. easonable terms Wedding and Fancy Cakes,
y lsnc Mango and Jelhes made to order. Parties
Snepers ssd other entertai nments furnished at a
low rate - -. ,-... ... de SLIM
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PERSONAL.

NJ Rs. CURTIS IRVING, Clafrvoyant, Physse,an
4Nl and Tsst Msdtsns. will give iife resoine Z IN
issips pfss PEsssRs ssa Be; r. sesn AZ And
sp m. ts no 10 Im-
CONFIDENTIAL-To men who have in
- Jured themselves py certain secret naoip,
which unit them for business; pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who; from the foilies OF youth, or other
befere placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one. should first read The Secret Friend"
Married lad will learn sonnet hing Of i'm portance
by perusing The Secret Friend. sent to any sd-
Address Dr. CHAS. A STUART & CO.. Boston,
Mas Sly
DRIDAL AND FUNERAL WRIATHs, BO-
ID DUETS, CROSSES, AHOHORS, sTAkSa &c,
preserved in Dstural form. WAX FLOWEks,
HAIR FLOWERS, and BRAIBIS6, by MRS.
nth street, between q and II. oc sem
AIDES WHO ARE DKsIROgs OF SKILL
Il fuI and accomplished Physician, should CON
suit pr HENRY MORTON, loo east Fsyette
street Baltimore, Nd. DR. Mortons ser vices may
be lenRsged in Waship gton or any other city, by
addressing as above. oc i5-Su
IAMES GUILD. Dealer IA Nslc aRd Sssond land
hoistered and Vanished. 18th and sts, near
the csnsI.) Highest price psid for Second hand
Furniture. selU'
JrRErl.Hs BLACK. WARD .LANOS, C. y. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON GO,
DouuseIIors and Attorneys at Law IN the Supreme
the Courts Of the District. the Executive Depart
rents sDd Committees of Congress.
once: 46s 18th street, directly opposite WI