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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-28
B6s-A YoUNG LADY returning

BG-A YOUNG LADY returning
her country home, after q soiouru OF few
months In the City, was hardly recognized by
her friends In place of "a coarse, rustic, flush
ed face, she had soft ruby complexion of al
most marble smoothness, andinsfead oftwenty-
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause of so great a change, she
plainly told them that she used the CircAs-
sian Balm, and considered II an invaluable
acquisition to any Lady's toilet. BY is use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their person.
al appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simplein
It's combination, as Nature hersolris simple, yet
unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impuri-
ties from, also healing cleansing and beautify-
ing the skin and complexion. BY its direct ac-
ton on the cutce II draws from II all its In I.
purities, kindly healing the same, and leaving
the surface rs Nature intended It should be,
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful, Price 81,
sent by Mail or Express, on receipt Of an
order by W. L. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
No,3 West Fayelto ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale the
samo.
REQ. la, ioOib ~. ~ fft~ i.trs tit.T astit.s
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One factory in Augusta, Georgia,
has turned out during the past year
six million four hundred and ten
thousand yards Of cloth; and paid q
dividend, or clear profit, ofsix hun,
dred and eleven thousand dollars to
stockholders.
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COnnecticut.

Tho Democracy" is making the
most tremendous effort to carry the
State Of Connecticut at the election
on Monday next. Among the
speakers engaged in stumping the
State for that side are s, s, Cox, T,
=. Blair, John T, Hoffman, Jas
T. Brady, John Q, Adams, John L
Swift, Green g. Smith, Edgar Cow,
an, j. II. DoolittlO, Horatio Soy,
mour and James II, Thayor, The
Union Republicans are also active
and have several eminent speakers
in tho field. Connecticut has iOl
some years been very closely di
vidOd politically, and the result
mustbe regarded us doubtful.
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The Fenian excitement in New
York is said to have died out. The
news from Europe is discouraging
II seems to bo generally believed
that tho movement in Ireland hai
accomplished nothing whatever,ant
is completely subdued. It is sait
that the movement on Canada il
still believed in and talked Of.
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Another pioneer Conc.

DIED-At Delaware, Ohio, March l4th, 1867
ARCHIBALD DARNELL, aged eighty years
He was born in Frederick county, Maryland
In the year 1910, where he resided until 1918
and in Fairfield county till 1850, since which
time he has been in Franklin andDelaware
counties. TO lf JfhH{ tG SW GHHH
He was a member Of Capt. sandersons s Com
pany In the war oflSl2, and was surrendered 10
the British by Hull at Detroit. UgI1l Eg
Was married to Mary Rice, January 2lst, 1917
and was taken from her soon after they had eel,
ebrated the hftieth anniversary Of their we'd.
ding, at which time he had The pleasure Of hav
ing all his children and most oi his gnnd'chll
dren with him, IL.
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Legislative Surnnary.

NNe'y VntPi0tVu NY VIE
legislature.
On the 18th, in the Senate, the
House amendments to the bill fol-
equalizing the assessment of prop.
erty of railroads, wero agreed to-
aud 1t is a law.
The Senate, on the 14th,, passed
the House billto exempt from ex!
ecution one sewing machine owned
by person for his or her personal
use.
On the 18th, the House passed
the following Senate bills, which
thereby'become laws: se
To provide for the preservation
Of the public works of Ohio. and
the regulation Of navigation and
travel thereon. u9 ti.iaa
To limit the lien Of assessments
made by municipal corporations to
defray the expenses of improve,
ments. af.
The committee appointed to Wis.
it the Deaf and Dumb Institution
and report on the epidemic (dip,
theria) prevailing there, reported
recommending tho discontinuancc
Of tho Institution until the new
building can be occupied. A joint
resolution to that effect was adopt.
ed. ,44si
The Senate, on the 18th, passed
the bill 10 amend the act Tor the
punishment of certain offcnses, ma.
king libel punishable by imprisou
ment for six months in addition Il
the fine under the old law, and il
is a law.
On the 10Th The House agreed tc
the Senate substitute 10 the bill t
extend the time for lcvying a taz
to refund money borrowed OF
pledged for local bounties.
In tho Senate, on tho Goth, The
Agricultural College bill of Mr.
Warner was discussed most of tht
forenoon and part Of the afternoon
1t was amended by striking out The
appropriation Of $4,000 for build
ings; and q proviso was adopted
expressing 1t as the sense of thi.
General Assembly that no further
drafts shall bo made upon th,
State Treasury for the support 0
the institution and passed yea
20, nays 10. The bill, as passed
provides for The appointment by tb,
Governor of six trustees, who shal
locate and establish the institution
at some accessible point, whcr,
100000 shall have been donated
in cash, Tor its use. Five thou
sand dollars is appropriated to do
fray expenses Of the trustees.
On tho 2lst, the Senate was oc
cupied nearly all day, in discussion
of the suffrage question. Mr., Kel
logg's resolution to amend the con
stitutIon so as TO extend the elect
ivo franchise, being tho special or
der oftho day. Speeches in favo
of resolution were made by Messrs
Brooks, Tibbals, Coombs and Sad
lor, and against it by Messrs. Col
den. Dowdncy and Hurd. Mr.
Coombs, while speaking strongl,
in favor Of the measure, acknowl
edged his obligation to vote agains
the resolution at this time, in do
ference to the wishes Of his constit
uonts. t,.
On Friday the 22d, both Houses
adjourned ovcr I'LL Tuesday o
this week. -.,
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General sicklcs issued an order
on the 2lth, taking command Of
North and South Carolina undor
tho Military Reconstruction Bill.
Hc authorizes all civil officers to
continue tho discharge. Of their du.
ties; but gives notice that, in case
Of neglect refusal ofsuch officers
to protect life and property aud
punish crimC, provost courts OF
military commissions will be or
ganIzOd 10 perform that duty.
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THE Fremont Journal says that
arrangements are being made 10
give q Grand Musical Tournament
in that place some time next June,
TO which allthe Brass Bands, String
Bands and Glee Clubs in the State
will bo invited. Several costly
prizes will be offered and no paint
will be spared 70 make ii the grand,
est affair Of the Kind ever held in
Ohio The details Of the plan arc
not definitely arranged, but Will bG
announced In, due time.
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A Missouri blacksmith has pre-.
pared n horseshoe for the Paris OK.
hibition, made Of raw ore from Iron
Mountain. Half tho shoe is finished
and the other shows tho ore as il
is dug from the mino.
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MolliO Trussell, the pardoned
tnurderess, leA Chicago recently,
ostensibly to ontera conventin New
York. She changed her mind,
however, aud has sailed for Cali.
foruia.
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The PUBLIc DRRT, Secretary
.MoCulloch's LIST OF March state.
mcnt shows reduction ofthO debt
during tho month Of February Of
sl2,5SS,85s 20, Greenbacks were
reduced IS, l9O,4e4, and iractional
currency increased s77O,oss co.,
Coin in the Treasury, elO7 ,271,O3l
IL; Currency eb2 ,552,36s 81. TO.
tai cash ia Treasury, slO4,s23,S9s
30.
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TO Consnmp1fves.

TYRE Advertiser having been restored 70
health In a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, aner having suffered several years
with severe lung afecton, and that dread
disease, Conaumption-is anxious TO make
known to his fellow sufferers the means ofcnre:
the prescriptions used, (free Of chargel, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find snre Cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronehitis,Ac. The,0nly
object ofthe advertiserin sending the PTeecrip-
ton, Il 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conoeiFes TO be inval6augle;
and hehopee every sufferer will try his remedy,
rs II wilcost them nothing, and may prove p
| pe pertieswishine Z the prescription, will pleasa
nddroas 80 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WilhAmshnrGh, Kings county New Yprk !,
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The Fayette County Herald tells
Of q catin that place that hatched
out q couple of chickens, by making
her bed IN o box in which some
eggs were kept.
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,fanhood, How -I.os1. How R..,o,.a5

Manhood, How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, new edition of
s,,1D..AAI. DR.. .Culverwells Celebrated
.FfJBS EssRyon the radical cure (without
medicinc) of SPERMATORRHGA, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Los.
ses, ESpoT EycY, Mentaland Physical Inchpncity,
Impediments to Marriage, etc.; also, coSsvxr,
rIoN, ErItErsY, and FRS, induced by seif-in-
dulgence or sexual extravaganza.
@1-Pricc, inn sealed envelope, only 6cents.
Tho celebrated author, In this admirable
essay, CLEARLY demons trgtes, froma o thirty years.
successful practice, that the alarming conse.
quences Of self-abus may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medl-
cine or the application Of the knife.-ponhhg
out a mode OF cure at once simple, certain
and effectuah by mehhs OF which evory suf-
ferer, no matter what his ;condItion may hea
may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
ically. -,.f.fs 8 80 4, = llt,.s-fF -
pS-This Lecture should be IN the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land,
Sent, under seal, In aplainenYeiopelto TO anynd~
dress, postpaid, on receipt OF ak cents, OF two
post stamps. Also Dr.. Culyerwelf's MAR
rage ouidk,"priecaseepts. .AdaretsthePnp>
fishers,
CHAs. J. G. KLINE & Co.,
lar 1owery, New York, Post oGiss
box 1856
Nov, /, le66.ly.
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la CARn.

Mss KATE QunL, begs leave to return her
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended to her, and would take this meth
cd ofinformngher rcustomers and the ladies ger.
orally of Lancaster and vicinity, that on and az.
ter the 1sth of March next; she may be found
at the Millinery and Fancy Goods emporium of
II. G. Hyre, where she will be prepared to after a
to oil cal and execute all ordersin the MILL
merry department of the establishment, in tho
manner which may lie expected from her skill
and the superior facilities she will have at COM
mand, which he will be pleasedto exhibit to old.
and newfrends. M ~ VA 4
DB-H. G. HYRE would take this occasion to an
nounce to his numerous patrons.and the public,
that oathe first Of Aprit rert, he viii remove
his establishment into the room two doors East
of Tallmadge House entrance, South side Main
street. and will there opena new and full stock
of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
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Messrs. ]. n. HARRIS eco. T-T-TT n

WeBsTs. ], ". HAhhIo q CU.: ~ n y
DEAR srs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known in our city and
country, and have sold about all the four dozen
bottles sent me IN March last; and find that
persons who try the Balsam once, come bacl,
for more, as it giyes them satisfaction; ard
recommend It preference to any other medi-
cinefor CoudHs or CoLDs. Please send me six
dozen bottles as soon as possible. am,
yours, &c,
: Tnos. !. FKETcHER. Druggist.
P.s. sell more Aliens Lung Balsam than
all other Cough Remedies together, and 1T
gives general satisf action. s1igL
March 2Sth, lSe7.lm, .f.
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GREAT RAILROAD DECISION,
Mineral Railroad Located

UT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECI.
ded that the Mineral Railroad will run thto
Lance ster and thnt 'f Ai f f.t
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PROPOSALS ron ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE CnIEP QuARTBRnAsrRR, }
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,

sAIEr PhpL, MlsS., NOV l 1867. D.,
ppp. ssuaf agns yss ssG
% R%Ss hPT Paul S15sh asS
MIMI by the shortest road or line 70 such Posts
n that portion Of Dakota Territory lying east oi tho
Missouri river and bounded BY H. and from Fort ste
east or north Of that river, in Dakota Territory.
shall not exceed ton mil lion pounds, (iO, 0Oo, 900 10
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred llOOl
iss! Isl year beginning Npf Il i''' anu eha'nS AAf'h 'i
Bidders should give their names in full as well
accompanied by bond In the Of ten thousand dol.
Az, signed q more TssPOnsibl. PsTs9I;, guar
mentioned In the proposal to the party proposing the
contract will be accepted and entered into and good and
ancs with the tcrins of this advertisement.'
The contractor will be required to give bonds In the
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and ssycncy OF
each bidder and person offered as security will be
Transportation on Route No, T. and none will bo en-.
srtained rnss. they fully comply with the roduire-
Tho party to whom an award is made must be pre-
reagirsd bonds for the faithful performance Or he
right to reject any and all bids that may be offered
s IS Rs be IN R for ss5vSO By The
at saat aPa EsSa o H.
Blanf forms, showing the conditions Of the contract
ONCE at the Office u the at New York,
Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Omaha, and
Fort sngns and Snd b PSr the
Lieut.. Col, Deputy g. NJ Gen,
nolS-Dt Chief q, NJ, Department OF Dakota,
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PROPOSALS FOR wooD,

HgADQUARTRRs. DEPARTMENT OF THE PLATTE,
CHIBp QUARTERMAsfRR' 3 OFPICB, I
OMAHA, NRB., December 9, 1867.
Sealed Bids will bo received at this ONCE until l.
o'clock m, FRIDAY, December 70, 1867, for the dc
Sidney Station, Nebraska. on the Union Pacific Rail
road
cut and split, Of regular cord length, and delivered
the rate Of one hundred cords per month";
No small limbs or decayed wood will be received
The wood to be properly corded IN such part u th'
post the at Sidney Station may direct
aud subject to his inspection, or any person h0 may
designate for the purpose,
yertlsement attached to each, and written guaranty
signed by two (O responsible persons must ACCOMPANY
each bid Tho suTetes, with tho bidder, Will each b.,
required to furnish the undersigned with tho eyldcnc,
side Of their ability to become suroties for the faithful
performance OF the contract each to the amount Of NIFTY
(tgl per cent, Of the whole contract
Bidders Will be required to be present at the openln
attorney when each bidder will be required 70 depos
A. once with the undeTsigned the sum OF tlOO) 3h'
thousand dollars, lawful currency, rs guaranty lSa
the bond Will be Allied, the contract signed and l9 y
contract such deposit to be forfeited In the eyegl9
the bidder 10 whom the contract will be awarded iAl
ing to comply with the above terms,
The right to reject any or all bids II reAefNol,
II will be understood that the Chief QuaftormAsW
Of the Department may at any time reduce tho quant
to be supplied under this contract.
Bids Will be received for any reasonable amount
wood not less than one hundred cords,
Bids to be indorsed proposals for Wood, ~ and ad
dressed to the undsrsigned at omahn NspyTITsRSss NpyTRs
Byt. Brig. Gen. and Chief Q. M, Dept Platte
del2td
WJRAPP!Y9 PAPER FOR SALE AT THr
w OFRICk
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TEyENs HOUSE,
. q, o, 25, and q Broadway, N.
Onnnsila HnHllnR Green.

ON TuEBUR oPEAN PLAN.
The Stevens House is well aud widely known 20 the
travelling public The location Is especially suitable TO
merchants and business in close proximity to
Southern and Western adjacent to all the
The Stevens House has liberal Recommendations for
three hundred guests; 1t Is well furnished and
Possesses every modern Improvements for the comfort
and entertainment Of its inmates The rooms are spa
cous and well ventilated provided with and water,
Is generously provided with every doeacy Of the sea-
son, at moderate rates. The rooms hayinR been re-
furnished and rcmodeied we are enabled 10 offer extra
facilities for the comfort and pleasure q guests
GEORGE X. CHASE CO.,
au7-6m Proprietors.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.

PHYsIcIASs.
ID; II. IIAGNER, N, p, No 300 II street, between
Eighteenth aud Ninteenth,
JOHN G. RILEY, M, b, New York avenue, be.
WI WI sHRBGRY. T n i'e.a B.s a5s il arSst street.
J.. r. THOMPSON. NJ. D., corner Ninth street aud
Massachusetts avenue.
g NJ TORD,. M D., 2s East Capitol street.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING,
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., corner Of Washington
W, r JOHNSON, N, D., Seventh street, between
Y HOWARD, NJ. D., SIS p street.
THOMAS MILLER, 3i6 + street
JOHNSON ELIOT, AS street
Q. II, LIBERMANN, $50 Thirtecnth street.
Application can be made At the Hospital, to either
patients to the Hospital who may occupy private rooms
have tho privilege Of attending the same
Hd- No persons with contagious diseases admitted
octl7 Superior
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nw L N II o U s 4,

OWEN HOUSE.
8. W. OWEN, PRoPRIBroR.
rHB ONLY PIRsT-cLAss HOTEL IN WASHINGTON on rHR
EUROPEAN PLAN
Guests will nnd this one Of the best hotels In the
country, the accommodations being complete in every
respect The RESTAURANT Is supplied at all seasons
OF tho year with the best the markets Of the country
afford The CULINARY DEPARTMENT IS noted for
@ Ss. sSfeEiSSf S yas Tsh ts
embraces the choicest brands Of WINES, beth impOr-
ted and domestic The travelling public will ind every
thing conducive to health and comfort at moderate
rates. This HOTEL Is centrally situated, on Pepnsyl-
dent's Mans0n and Treasnry Department. ocO-2m
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, NO. MATTER FRON
what cause, are readily controlled by proper ant
skllful application Of the different notifications Q
Electricity and Vapor Baths, at tho corner OF Eight
street and Pennsy Iy ania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

BRONCHITIS. AND ALL OTHER THROAT DIS
eases, radically cured ut tho Of Eighth stree
and Pennsy lvaula avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL EMS
sons, the great curse OF young men, permanent!
cured at the corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylya
MIA avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

CATARRH ALSO YIELDS TO THE ELECTRICAL
currents ut the corner Of Eighth street and PonnSy
yAniA avenue,
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REAsuRYp pIsH RIEHfAFEMWENT AZ EWHNP EGyNESPEN h. 1861

Il
In accordance with resolution OF Congress-, ap-
proved July 2 1866, authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to sell the stock owned by the United States
In the plImSl Swamp Canal Company n taeh man,
In said canal aud TO insure that the same be kept
to the Government
Notlces hereby given that on MONDAY, tho OH
day o. Decembcr, 1857. At II o'clock, my eight hun
dTod $500 shares Of stock owned by the United States
in said Dismal swamp Canal Company will be sold At
Department, In the city Of Washington,
The Dismal Swamp Canal connects the waters Of
Elizabeth river, In Virginia, with the PasquOtank
river in North C&rOlnP, a distance Okebout twenty,
s1rueed @t cost Of upward Of one million dollars
The whole number Of shares In the Canal Company Ia
nineteen hundred and forty four, Q,0+D having an
original par value Of two hundred and hfty dollars
(bgO) poT share,
fulliniQrmAtop In relation to tho history and con.
dltop q the canal will bo afforded upon application
at this Department,
Terms o. sale One tenth part Of tho purchase
money to be deposited at time OF sale, and the balance
10 be paid upoH the delivery 9f the instruments Of
conveyance, HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Secretary.
Ss- The above sale has boen postponed until the "a
day u January, 1861, -
DprPMBpR A. lady de7.ASts
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IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
siiEDDi hands. 's
Send for d circular, with certificates no2s-u
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES CUREI
permanently by Electro Magnetic Treatment, Rt thu
corner of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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Paints and Oils.

w Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS, VARNlsHES.
Depot for Lewis Jewett, and Hall Il Bradley's pure
Lead, Paint Brushes, Window Glass and Alcohol, Ben.
11C Spirits Of TgrPsR!iSSS CSsi Sl Lard and Sperm
No 500 street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
and 40 Seventh street, opposite Post Oihce Depart
ment ~
Mixed paint ready for use Of the bost quality Or
ders for plate and ground glass received and promptly
attended to,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

pRovIDINCE HOSPITAL,
l. UNDER THR CHARGE
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner OF Second street east and street south Capt.
A HEALTHY AND RETiiiREp PART OF WASH.
INGT0N CITY.
The new building now ready for the reception Of
patients OF every class, both medical and surgical.
The cars run within two squares OF tho building.
Patients will be received into tho wards at ~ per
week, payable in advance. This includes Medicine
and Medical or Surgical attendance.
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

INDICATED vAPoR BATHS for the cure OF Gout
Rheumatitm, Neuralgis, Ague and Fever. MSrcural
sia, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Colds, Catarrh.
They give fair and beautiful complexion,
The national Republican., 1867-12-16
Financial.
TnE SATrSFS SsANgs SSEFSoAsi+ COMPANY.
OF WASHINGTON, D. G.

TnE SAHISSAih+ SAFE SES6si+ COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, D. @.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
For tho safe keeping under guarantee Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE,
JBwELRY, CASH BOXES,
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of valuables, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PRooF VAULTS.
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE
r .s.. DIRECTORS:
g. =. Brown, II. d. Cooke, George W. Riggs, Will
liam s. Huntington, George H. Plant, George b. By-
ans, D. 2. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson,
GEORGE o. EVANS, yiss ITesjdsnt, -.
D. p. SNYDER, Secretary,
OPFicR HouRs-From o Clock, q. m, TO O'Clock,
p. IN. aul-u
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> LoUisiASR AVENUE.
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
wAsHiSoroS, D. @.
JOHN II. sEMMRs, PROPRIETOR.

This House Is entirely new, elegantly furnished, and
supplied with water and gas throughout 1t also con-
tains superb Billiard and Bathing Rooms.
Rooms the first and second floors reserved exclu-
mai-tf TERMS; a. 80 PER DAY.
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Hotels and Restaurants.

COLOMBIA
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
NO. 49, PENNsYLyANIA ,AyENUB,
rant of sprinsman, No. Isl Pennsyivsnia ayenns.
which has beon entirely rehtted and renovated. The
Bar Is stocked with the choicest Of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
while tho Eating Arrangements are perfect.
special feature, and one deserving tho attention Of
tho fair portion Of our Community, is the
ON THE SECOND FLOOR,
whero they can enjoy all tho deicacos Of the season,
gotten up In style TO suit the most fastldious taste
del0-lN
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

LIMITED STATES HOTEL,
NH. BEAN, PROPRIETOR,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Third and Four and
Half streets, Washington, d. O.
Doard-s3 80 per day. mhT
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

WRAPPIEg PAPER FOR sALR AT TIL
The national Republican., 1867-12-16

ELBCTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE.
DR.w. b. sHRDD. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue