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The Ice CREAM MASUFAcToRY or MEssRs.
HARVEY 4 HoLDHN.-somc months ago, as
Is wen known, Mcssrs. Geo. W. Harvey d
Holden purchased OF Mr.. 7. NJ. Harvey all
his rights title and interest In his magnil-
cent oyster house and restaurant at the
southeast corner of Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue. The success which
has heretofore attended the efforts Of these
gentlemen has followed them to their new
place OF business, and we are glad to know
That during the summer months they have
determined to Increase their facilities for ca
tering to the public appetite for good things
suitable TO the SUNNI or season. To this
end they have added to their establishment
cake bakery and mn Ice cream manufac-
tory. They have oil arrangements made for
manufacturing Ice ere am, water ices, frozen
custard, charlotte de russo, frozen punches,
&c, In endless varieties Of style, Of the finest
nayor and Of the best quality. They pro-
pose to pay particular attention to furnish
Ing families receptions, festivals, &c. That
the articles furnished arc OF superior quality
We can testify.
On Saturday evening, In obedience to
proper summons, number Of invited guests,
including several ladies, assembled In the
handsome saloon Of the establishment, and
were beautifully supplied with delicious
creams OF every variety Of mould and flavor,
kinds, &c.
Tho list of creams, &C., which Messrs.
Harvey az Holden propose to furnish our
citizens comprises, as above stated, all the
rarcst hayors, and they are prepared In the
most palatablc and inviting manner. Such
an establishment as that of Mcssrs. Harvey
q Holden Is much needed, and we wish
them the greatest success.
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:. :, 7LIFN INEo At TIE JAIL,
Religious services at the Jail were held as
usual by W. G. Flnney, B. Y. Hawkes. and
LIB. Dickinson. Mrs. Olive Freeman visited
the females in their corridor. The tracts
furnished were handed In by Mrs. L. NJ. Z.
Kicks.
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DisrRIoT SUPREME CouRT.-All the Judges
sat In bdne on Saturday, and transacted Tho
CHANCE IN rHn Terms or oounr,
The Chief Justice Announced that the Court
had determined 10 chapEe tho time Of holding
the terms Of the court. Tho general terms 10
be held on the lat Monday of Januarv- Inc
ID Monday in April and al Monday In Sep
TIMBER The Circuit Court and the Criminal
Court to commence on the same dav. a. nj.
lows, The an MONDAY or Jsnuarv TIA IA Mon
day Of May and the I'd Mondsy on ostober
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JETHg6 Sggie,RggMR COURT OF THB DISTRICT
No. ltSO, Equity
Docket .,

On mO!io9 n Ihs. oomplaInauLs. Mr., John Bell
tendani, J. W. ParIs6, cause his REPENTANCE S 10 10
DC entered herein on q before the disl rule day
cause will be proceeded with AS In case on defsut.
provided copy " thla order DO publlAhed al leas
PuBLICM, ~
BY order OF the CoaEl.
TiGi S%SR WV R. J, hsITasA
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ORPHAss' CoURr-JHdge Purcell This court
was engaged as follows on Saturdays
FL GUARDIANS.
Erederiok W. Stolpp qualified as guardian OF
William and Henrletta Rapnnger, CIV Ing bond
In t2,o0o,wiih Lewis kettler and A, shilling A.
aureties. -
Julia Mccoy qualified as guardian OF l. A
aud Joseph Mhrcetan, giving bond Ia $500, win
proper srifeties.
- CAvRAT TO WILL.
A cavcatto the record Of the will Of the late
Joshua Pierce was filed by J. II. bradley, IT,
and Brent Philips, attorneys for A. u. Shoe
maker and Hannah SpeakuIan, heith at law Of
Pierce. They alleged that tho pApefs offered
for probate are not the legal wills and eodicil.
ofthe deceased.
H. ACCOUNTS.
The hIst accounts OF y. r. Culver, as guar
dian Of his children and OF W. II. Wheeler
proved. q
Adjourned.
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TIE
.. lao no. .sa2 .' ~ gs'i9r..I ....iI
Economy Butter Company

- FN-"A 80" ~ ~ p >
ash the attention Of airintsrsstea ~ The reduetou
u the sztrvaeaRt cost Of BUTTER. 10 their prss.
BUTTER by The aid OF the
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Reioired That any person or persons claim.
tng 70 De Republicans who shall In any way
favor the so called cltizens' ticket during the
present campaign shall be denounced as tr.I.
tors TO the Republican party, and deemed 30.
worthy the confidence or countenance n sny
privately. hev OF
T. After which the meeting adjc arncd until
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-17

WESdyf9fittHEo PAPER FoR.isALE AT THIS
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On Sunday next about MY probationcrs
VIII be received into full membership, on
which occasion the Rev. DR.. Hamilton will
preach. During the week preparatory meet.
lngs will be held under the direction Of Rev.
Z. W. Baldwin, pastor. On Tuesday eve
ming the Rev. DR.. ellison, of Foundry church,
will preach; on Wednesday evening the
Rev: Mr.. Holiday on Thursday evening,
the Rev. DIR. Newman, Of the Metropolitan
church. An experience meeting will be held
on Frldny evening.
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NJ QIDART's Pure Vso.fabis 600. q.
pound sumeisnt to give rich golden YslS. 10
mpoupdA Of White Bnttsri 40 cents par sample
package. sent to any address. No farmer should
Do withontit. as white and stroaky Buttsris worth
than that Of a rich yellow 7"
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FLIRrArIoss.-For every man whose heart 10
bfoken-we use phrase current in its romantic
sense among women, and which among men de-
notes the state Of mind revealed By profuse smok-
ing and spssmodic devotion to bilia rds-twenty
have their eyes opened, and are on the whole con-
sdersbly improved By the process. We forget 70
usefulness generally dates from tie time he loses
his interest In women; but, without going 90 far,
We are content to rest upon the conclusion Of our
own experience-that until q man has had one or
two serious nirtaons be Is not to be relied on for
earnest enort.lFrom Women" In Lippincott's
Magazine for April.
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ToBAcco-we note more activity in this market
for the past few days. There has been better
demand for both foreign and local trade. Prices
continue unchanged. The supply il good and
receipts have been fair. We anticipate q good
business for the ensuing week, as we learn several
Northern buyers are en- route for this market.
We quote market az follows:
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APPROVED BIZ TIE PARIS AoADExY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
RanesA Pflla.

xhs treatment Of ehloroc affections d AWAY
cng and tedious with the usual preparations Of ron which
not unequenty fail owing TO the stomach being
support them The researches OF Professor Harmon,
Brussels Gensou aud retrequn, Of Lyons BerEeus and
trousseau OF Paris have demonstrated that this amenab
failure IL owing TO the absence Of Manganese which, well
a. lrcn IL an essential element Of the blood These Pills
have eopseorenty received the appreciation Of the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of against Choros resn
Eckness Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and Ir
regular nsnsuatfon and preferable the pills Of iodds
Of iron aloha 10 al ansio sarotzsus md eanosrous aRs
iona
Syrup Of Peruvian Nara snd lron.
-PREYAKxp sr-
9RIAAULr 4 90.
uhsmisn 70 b. L n. Prince Napoleon, Para
This medicine presents agreeable form, the ACTIVE
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best Of toncs combined
With Ion of the principal bases the blood Il is
scribed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris to
Chsross Green scknees 10 facilitate the Development OF
young females and restore health and vgor 10 the
IN general rapidly the distressing stomach
plants caused by anes and lcncorrho 70 which ladies
cssnenA and 10 also excellent for pale Emphatic and
scrcfneus children Lastly, Il exces the sppsts
digcetion- snd 10 extremely beneficial all whose
blood hiss been impoverished b. ncss
convsescenc tbs ssc Of this syrup q once certain
end spssdy.
Depot General h Nsv Orleans q
=. DUCOv0E's
AZ ar 50 Cbsrtrss street.
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Cur or JzyyznsoS, March 81, 1863
Arrived yesterday-2a5 Texas Beevss, 2O7
Calves and Yearling: and 50 Sheep. SoId-ls2
and 4 Mich Cows. Stock on sale -922 Texas
Beeves, s3l Calves and Yearlings, 672 Hogs, 200
Sheep and 81 Milch Gown. We quote:
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German cologne, and sold at half the price.
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o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


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LOAN OFFICES.
I HARTs LOAN AND DEPOSIT OFFIC
us COMMON STREET

I Harris LOAN AND DEPOSIT OFFICE
us COMMON STREET.
Ny capital IN business being Sufficient accommodate all
those in want Of Loans Of whatever hereby
notify ny friends and the public chartered nstitn
ton compete with In the Of low interest all
movable personal property
Chartered sssociatcns have an army Of clerks numerous
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tbermore the magnificent oce furniture high rents
All ts compe authorized institutions to charge the
highest rates obsnsbe But the individual proprietor
the undersigned offers his services the needy those
In want Of temporary loans the lowest rates possible
The proprietor this Loan Once further public
that their vausbles len with him nd safe deposit In the
beet burglar proof country
Another advantage oe. my patrons viz Those holding
In New York No 900 Broadway.
in Cincinnati Vine street. Moss Lyman.
In ST. Louis, South Fifth street A: 8 Jacobs
J. HART. Manager. Il
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THE LOAN AND PLEDGE AssOCIA-
TON,
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coRxER PxRDIDo AND 81. CHARLES.
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lower rates OF interest than other Inst ton In this city,
and offer more security TO parties eorrowing
Apply to A hsRCHAND, President
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eubscrReso-fvslvs months, -; n nsaxhs, % b -
ysose Tbs seg esteeshed journal bscoss vcy Desirable
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- DTsEAsEs-DR- DE- BAUssET VIII take charge Of and
guarantee 20 the following chronic Diseases
Diseases Whites Bennorrhees, Ucers Rheumatism Cont
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases Of
~ Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from II
o'clock TIL n At bis Office Of Orleans Boar
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MEDICAL.

DR. j. LYMAN KENNEDY.
formerly Of Philadelphia,
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
er5 Canal, Entrance on Rampant Street
the Of Chronic Diseases Of the rhro.t Lung
Engagements SERIOUS Affscoas Ssurslsia Spinal irri,s
wom.nhOOd age maternity snG change Of fs Pamo
sS s Gs" o. sn fi Il. a Ia. 9Sd
ss rs II. ny #. hs,s
named diseases hat promises speedy and perms
3sn, ssr s5 ssssss. not
gshed ladies and gentlemen in this country many Of whom
'fs s ;s ssSs.. 70 viii RI
which modern chemistry, has sntishes the fed Of
substances and explored the vide fields Of remedies
great remedial power Persons At distance consult
zibOsnal street, entrance on Rampant street.
A BOOK FoK THE UNreRrUNArr.
q BALDWIN pUrrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIE
S ss' should rs DsS ~ . .an
"'''ns .' B ssfs y MAI p Gp rss0'Ds Of IS b.
Sss Orleans Medical Institute.
private a,,s.... .us,.s.tss t1sss '' '''''N
SDisExsEs-Ds De BAussET VIII take charge q .nS
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EEENCH MEDICINES
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q RuE RIoHELIEg. PARIa
No More Copaiba and Cube
aurxa ux.r,r N . pcrrrc AVN xrorrrxx uv-v.- -
MArroo vEGETALIR
Wbsre Al medicines have failed thess urspar>fisus
v always effect cure Thess insure rapid aad cxsordpa
They used In the hospitals Of Paris BY the Dr.
Heosd and found greatly superior eli hitherto Known
sssd In rscsns md capsules In more chronic oassa
Asthma Oppression. Byspn0a.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF oANABIs NDIcA
PRzrAHxD ~ eRuAurs = o., CHEMISTS. PARIS.
Recent experiments France England Germany have
distressing affections especially RaiadoBna
strHnonium and Opium have failed 10 give relief
Digestive Elixir Of Pspsfns.
aRINAULr CO., CHEMISTS. PAKrH
PkPslNE the latest scientific discovery Dr. Corvssst
MUSICIAN 20 his majesty the Emperor OF the
Gastric juice Itself rather the digestive principle purified
other the supply Of digestive small the inevitable
bad digestion. gastrtis gasralga ina
nation :. me mucous coats Of ne stomach and bowels heart
choross The Elixir Of Pspsns which sanctioned by he
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Medicine speedily cure
al such Diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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CExNCB MEDICINES
-rRKPARHp BY-
GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS,
q RuE RIOHELIEU. PARIa

Where al other medicines have failed thsss propersts,
VII Always effect these insure rapid Gxraordna]
Of recent and chronic Of private dssass
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minor A. remedies and Copkpa Cubebs The niocten
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,nR. u. LYMAN KENNEDY.
formerly Of Philadslphia)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


=. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EASES, lnpotency Loss OF Power Nerycas Debility, With
Notes on lnpedisnts 70 Marriage should be al
tsmpatnx marriage Sent by mail receipt Of rs osrta b.
J. BALDWIN DUFF.
View Orleans Medical Institute.
25< Magazine street,
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dividends amounting to millions
of dollars. Here is where the
vast sums Of money are accumu-
lated to corruptthe ballot box and to
sap the foundations of republican
government. The New York Post
a few days ago contained specified
charges that Senator Fenton, of
New York, while Governor of that
State, received twenty thousand
dollars from the Erie Railroad
Company for afixing his signature
to bill which had been passed by
the New York Legislature for their
benefit. This charge was made on
the authority of Mr.. Murphy, for
merly q member of the New York
Senate. 1t is thus that Radical
Senators and newspapers talk OF
the Radical members of the United
States Senate. Whittier are we
drifting, when the nation is subject
to the control of men who are
shown to be so corrupt.
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in his station ever received:
at the bar of a Senate of
forsworn triers on impeachment
charges, bounded on by mob Of
''howling Dervishes" in the lower
House, he did not quail, and to the
last hour of his official life he main
tanned his steadfastness. As Mr..
Calhoun once said, the path to pow
or and undiminished popularity was
open, but he chose the rugged path
of duty. For SO doing, and for the
performance ofhis high and respon-
sible task, as best he might, we &C
cord HIM praise. He is not perfect
as a statesman judged by his
record, nor have we such among
us. But in a perilous crisis-the
very life and essence of, liberty
being the stake-he was the cham
pion against those who sought to
betray it. Against him, as an emil
nent citizen, choosing, as in his
Judgment seems the best mode of
serving the people who have hon
ored and trusted him, we have no
petty criticisms to utter. We will
not grabble like ghoul in the grave
of the dead past, to draw forth his
errors, great or small. His virtues
and his services alone claim the at.
tention of magnanimous men Of all
parties, present or past.
Least of all, does this paper claim
to be his organ, his apologist or his
undue panegyrist, or seek to set up
him as leader. He is not the mar
to ask such adventitious aids, ever
if we were disposed to proffer them
If our correspondent understood
his character as well as he should
he would know this well; ant
for the information of all who
participate in his fears, we tel
him that the alliance between An
drew Johnson and the UNION AM
AMERICAN is only such as an indie
pendent journal-the advocate o
true republican and Democrat,
principles-may properly hold ant
that in all they may see of com
ment on his public course in thes
columns, they will read what we re-
gard as strict justice. Ex-Presi
dent johnson, if ever public maj
was, is able for the task he has as
sumed; but no fear of offending tn
prejudices of any class of reader
will restrain us from giving hin
credit for whatever he may do to
wards the emancipation Of Tennes
see from Radical thraldom.