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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13

The telegraph failed tn furnish synopsis
even OF the speech of Mr LoxG, IN the House
on Friday last. which aroused the ire OF the Re
publican members most intensely, or an intellgi-
bic report even. ofthe debate which ensued. The
Globes report OF Fridays proceedings does not
Gen GARFIELD but states that both were with
held Tor revsion When We receive an official
report of the discussions will give synopsis
OF them. So that fair understanding NAV be
mad of the sentiments expressed. Mr. LoNG
stated explicit, that he only spoke for himself
not as representing the Democratic party. Mr.
VOORHEES, in replying TO Mr.. ScHEScKs speech
OF Monday. remarked. rs the telegraph reports
him, and he undoubtedly reflected the views OF
his political friends as follows:
Without entering into question To the
merits OF what Mr. Long had said. maintained
the right OF a Representative IN Congress. Il
express his public sentiments in behalf of his
Constituents. in a decWous and proper manner
This was all that Mr. Long had done Had Mr.
Schenck lived in other days. he would have been
among The mob VINO demanded The cruchxiOn oil
Christ. or those VINO burned John Rodgers at the
stake I he slang uttered by Mr. Schenck. was
more becoming the purlieus of the degraded
tnan il was IA the presence or hearing OF geutle-
men.
And such appears to be the character of most
of the Republican speeches upon the occasion
especially the whsng doodle effort of GoDLovE
S. ORTIZ, OF this State
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.
THE BUCKEYE
REAPER AND MOWER

1H. 1T Is TWO WHEELED MACHINE-THE
wheels supporting the frame are both driving
wheels, and drive the knives together OF lnaepend-
entity.
I'd There are no cogs in the driving wheels
81. When cuInx, $50 cog Is in on therefore,
in transporting, there Is n wear.
4th The kn never wOrN when the Machine is
ba ked: easy backed empty cart
5lh. The cutter bar is attached 10 the frame by o
double hinge Joint, AID allows independent action
either end OF the bar rising without affecting the
heI.
9Th The cutter bar is ca y raised to pass obstruc
control OF the operator.
3tb \ h. The cutter bar is in front Of tie driving
whe. and in thus enabling th' oriver 10 see
the operation OF the cutter without inter erng with his
DRIVING aud avoiding those dreadful accidents which
have frequently when the seat l. directly over
m front of the cutter bar
S,h The cutter bar is folded across the frame Tor
Transporting thus IA ,k a portable a buggy.
9th The wheel bar next the frame prevents
coggng when running cut grass, and also relieves
the draft.
l0,h tcan be changed from a Reaper a Mower, and
ri,e oersa ia .6ffrea minutes.
IN ihe platform support either ne reel or
rak r. .
I2ta. The reel is supported from the frame of the
Machine.
1874 The raker has comfortable saddle the
frame of the Machine.
18th IL took The PREMIUM a Mower, and as a
Combined Machine he Indiana ard Vhis state FAIRS
for 1858.
than any other aower Reaper.
i7.h. We CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO BEAT THf
''BUCkhYh."
;. GIVE Us your orders early cannot oh ain any
more Machines ihal W. nave now fought IA tte Hlau"
farrrs have o. der> Tor three thou>aad Ma hines
than tuey a y s>iDiy MAXI
Cau snc look the IMP RONbD BUCKEYE, under
Masonic Hail. -
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geiher We belong 10 this: but sho compose q
who have "a night 10 si-esk Us amef l. u the
Nalion. Republican Committee Nho csnveked
the 3 sinasre COne.lti ouf We aIsssf.
n Tha Baltimore COVE uln heionE- esSer-
t.l'v 20 tie RspabIicsn party which eosiveuei %
but tie neN Usi0u party tie party 81 the iuipfe.
phieh : no~ - cvur-e ct tarmlt0u "a ever
SITE w,i doabtle.- comprise az many Dem0rtsit
a. Republicans Way should L then suom -
toe Iaasrl Why sboald il receive lite under the
auspices Of ieatht Why should The future be IN
anggsated or the past,
IRE new nation whose existence ue hope 20
see manifested before tie tenth OF June, can have
no connection with the old parties. the abuses
iacapaciiy and want OF patriotism which have
rendered ia erection necessary Hgs could IL
agree % their decis.0EE WcWi~n - Csi rid ~
~ N. oid psrly nscbinefs Of political dsuAs
tes .u-h - fbe bar. Ses~Id aud Need clique.
and Ok 5.cSel CONTENTIOUS piDusd long o. a.
yaace tnd neld sitnin re Ell ot "a has house pa
tsonAre. such a. thi- Baltimore Convention
II is confusion Of words and Of ideas 20
hinge the salvation OF the Union and OF the priu-
ciole- OF absolute liberty upon the triumph OF the
Republican party. Republican politicians and
all Others are equally corrupt and worn out.
Tire ne- Union have men. new devO-
ton, new energy. new intelligence, and y shaIl
seek ,hese elements where they are 10 be found.
amid os tire peo le Ne shall consult
them. probably. about the Oath OF May, IN a
Central Convention At Cleveland. free from
bsiefui Washington influences. and after the
people have spoken, We sdall Garry oct their de
cisions At al n-ks aud hazards
In no event shall submit.heir decisions q
the politicians; and We shall necessarily repeat
to the people that they have no more cruel enc
mics than these same politcians-claiming. a,
lhey DO the exclusive privilege OF thinking snC
acting in their name. while they have m realt,
other otgect tia. 10 fatleu at heir expense
The Il tmnfe Convention i nothing but 3
market place where the people are Z" be sold 10y
the politicians 20 the highest tiddet; therefore
can have nothing 10 do with the BdtimOi'
Convention.
These are outspoken words and give som'
hope that the day Of regeneration draweth nigh
They give evidence OF determination upon th'
part OF the people. whose only purpose is to Sc
cure good and pure government, TO remove th'
psrtizans from power whose conuPtions and in
capacity can no longer fnd shelter under III,
pleas Of "loyaIty" and the necessity Of sacr fcine
the last man and the last dollar to save the ma
tons liie.-wheu il is too painfully evident tha
there is more danger of It's destruction from thu
abuses. avarice AID inability OF the men in power
to successfully administer the government, than
all the eff rts of Is avowed enemies
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NEW ENGLAxD AND THE WEsr We find the
following interesting item in SPECIAL dispatch
from Washington. which illustrates the determin-
alton OF the New England mIscegens 10 dominate
in the administration of the Government:
The r e,ident. at the instance of some friends
in Congress from Indiana. -eut to the Senate the
other day. some half dozen COouels To be
Brigadier Generals In executive session on
the following day. there were comments by
New England Republican Senators. and motion
WAS made and carried that he nominations be
returned TO the President The day following,
however. Mr Stanton sent in a batch from New
England. leaving the Northwest entirely out A
motion Immediately made that they be re
turnei Utoa this question, sharp debate
arose ia which the President ard Mr. Stanton
are urder-tood 10 have come in for fair share
ct Senatorial expletve>. Without reaching any
result. the Senate adjourned.
How long vii! the people of the West submit
to this aud similar legislative sectional dscrimin-
atonSl
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slant use. exhibit no more than the usual reai
and tear

slant use. exhibit no more than the usual vear
and tear
sHEr oT THEIR WOOL.
Darii z the lar three wears the utmost exer-
tious bs.vc been u.ed AZ The South % promote ne
FsisRe OF sheep. ami 20 increase the supply OF
WOOL. To .hu~ hos successful these Efforts nave
been, % may be stated that the number OF sheep
IN Virginia alone has been Increased irofn ITO.
0OO head IN 500. 10 sal 600 head ia lo63. anj
over 700 900 mead IN lcbi These are the official
figures OF the Auditor OF the State Of Virgins,
presented to the State Legislature, and they 90
nos include any part OF West Virginia In
Georgia the number OF sheen has increased from
lO0.GuO head in ls6O - 4D0.00u head in 1863.
and $40 ono head 10 sol Aud the increase OF
sheep in All the other southern States has been
proportionally great Derinc this year The C"n.
lelerales expect to derive large quantities Of wool
from Texas Ia thst State there Ncre Sal eoN
head ct -heep IN 500. aud tnere cannot be les
than sou Gl1 head itere nov
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HebeI Plans for. the Invasion OF the
North-rfiIttarg Councils Kich-
mund--rhe cavalry service--I lac
Par Assigned 60 it-iEow the Isesets
get New. from - a>hington-Secrets
which are no secrets
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Horses and Mares Wanted.

WYE WISH TO PURCHASE HOSES 0F ANY
w color Isl. hands aud upwards high 20 . righ
ii y~n hundred unds. from 10 years Old ana mare.
IS hands and upwa d, sane whbh the highest
price IA cab vii be pad al DelIell's stsbi..
JOHN fINN CO.
rudisusr,iiS April II di0-
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HOW THE REBELS GIT NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

need not tell YOUR readers tina, the Confeler-
ate authorities at Richmond continue To receive
early aud accurate information OF all that passes
At Na-hiugtOn ami this TOO, not merely with
what l. open and public. the dongs OF Con-
gtess and the movement OF troops. &c. but aiso
with regard TO what j. secret. aud III regard to
matters that are studiously kept from the kuowl-
edge OF the loyal people OF the North 1t l. a
positive fact. aud sad and shameful il is
certain, that the decisions that are arrived AZ N
cabinet meetings.. and the plans which fixed
upon anu decided al the White House, are in
many cases mot in all known at Richmond
within three days alter they have been matur.d
| Trough What channel this intelligence passes Il
is no. for me to say for could only conjecture
But know now that all the contra6and goods
medicines. papers and letters. which a certain ie-
male recently took into ID xies land under the
nag OF truce, did not no one half the harm 10 the
Union cause. ana were not one halt AS valuable
= the re els as some hing else which she carried
something which was impalpable TO the senses
and which would have escaped the vigilance oil
the most ynx-eyei Official. even it she had been
searched az Fortress Monroe. True false the
rebels boast that the secrets OF the White House
are no secrets Ia them and Lever have been.
What plans of our Generals have mi~carried aud
been rendered abortive. at the expense of the
useless sacrifice o. Thousands OF our brave SOL
ersl They are the plans which the Generals
have been compelled 10 disclose To the President
But enough Of this
IL l. stated. then. that the Confederate leaders
are sbundautly satisfied OF the fact that there l.
regular plot exisiin. against General Grant At
W shington. IN pursuance of which the pltrs OF
the latter are TO be nteriered with to such an ex
teIt that they will De rendered entirely abOrtive.
and that tins will be done for political reasons
alone. The President The Secretary OF War.
AMI General Halleck are said 10 be AT the heal OF
this plot. wh,h bad its inception before the re-
cent elevation OF General Grant. tut after that
elevation haG been discussed in Congress AMI Al
ter u ~tS probable that IL would q ke place IL
Is said that the rebe leaders are satisfied that ne
recent 20 called Reorganization OF the Army OF
the Potomac made ~ the Pre>i,lent and
>ecretar! OF War against the wishes oil General
Grant. and that il will seriously impair the eff
cheney Of thai army The historian who wishes
the secr-t history of the Wni,e House under the
present Administration. must 20 10 Richmond
for his materials: ne all fnd them there in
abundance No oEe believes for 4 moment that
Mr. Lincoln intentionally gives aid and comfort
TO the rebels; but they have unques,ionaol, founi
a most powerful ally in his unrestrained loQuaciiy
and in the weakness aud irresolution of his char
scter.
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WOOD.
NOTICE.

OyYIcx ISpIASA IIIISors CySrR.I Y. Y. Co.,
lSDiAsaPoLIr, April J. 1864
HNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEtItSs OF TIE
Stockholders o. the lGdiast and Illinois Central
talsa y Company fr the election Of r-ctcrs aid
Company, 70 the ensuing year. will De held at
tie offer Il Comp sy. in the CITY Of annapolis.
Indiana on the frs, "Wednesday itE cay) Of MAY, ls64.
al O'Clock P.M
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
Attest BK. kLIl0TT, Secretary.
spTS-olm =
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FOR SALE.

rINHlT Lot OF GROUND ADJOINING on THE
north Of the block Of huilcings built b. kirland
Ftzeibbn on soutn Meridisn ee;. near the uion
Depot leo feet front by 2O deep, will he sod il Is
81 feet lots or the wbole Of N one oi. This is
suitable loo ty per~on> wishing to purchs business
property he whole ale business the ely will be
ncel traed on this street and he properly can be
bought nearly o,e-fourth the price OF Warrington
street psoperry- II has neen demonstrated by actual
sales that have many goods so!d by houses
this street a. any on Washington street end, IN our
branch Of the business sold. when In bus ness, more
tobacco wholesale than three houses on Washing
ton street The csliiy Of this GROUND, for whole ale
business has grea er advantage the saving Of dray
than any other location IN the city DDS can tie
delivered the pavement by all the railroads. Ihis al
vantage will save haf the rtnt Of store-room on
Washington
tor Terms, enquire Of
P. KlRLAND,
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AGENCY.
II. VI. SPICER 4 CO..
aWn
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
NorwoOd's Block,
zIGnaHE
No20 IL North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,

UNOR SATE-DEeIRABLE RESIDENCES Ix TIE
EoTth part OF the city, On Pepnsy lEania Meridian
Illinois, Delaware. Alabama. Tennessee and xi.as.pp
ssr-.is, and ali the es
Al-o large a. or nent Of cheap and very d. ir>b,e
residence. m nc southern part Of the city, ranging from
ss09 70 $4,000 ia prce
We haze som~ small house. to sell a. old rr,csp q,
mai yHen's Gown and loHg time on balance-oeiter
and cheaper than renting
Tor sale on good terms. good business property On
washington Illinois. Meridian, Psupsy wanna and Ten
nessee streets
Ao. be beet and largest u building ot. IN
AZ parts II The oy 70 seil or trade the bet terms
and al To- tgures
Ai.o. nznb-r e small and fDe country ses,. lar,
and snail tracts Of tssds. improved farns from n leo
acres ~thin i've uise the cry, for sale trade AZ
low figure ard or gnod terms
Ai.o. frst-rzis oo1r mill, 10 the cfy-a money max.
inS ins itutisn A>o number % Sour 2oc s4~ m IL.
near The cry, foF s.ie or trade
Alo, tets and boarding houses 10 the CITY: oorr,rv
taverns add srsp<riy, the CITY, nerchsn
hors- wagons. various other kinds
cry, for sale Or trade 7.s-s q : s...s....
We hsvs ssss hvebsr Of busdinr lots IN n. CITY.
LARGE sosnf q I'd, country property vsrsous oes
i'i-~ snf D~rchsnd and big pile OF nol~y 70 give
for improved iiy properly.
Sorrr -pzrtiss h@sng property Of any kinc n sell
pers waiting o. bus for prop~ry NV
specuaors traders. and the rect u mxhnd srr invited
70 cali a. tins A. Nc. ofc- before buying. selling or
trading, srd promote their interest," thereby.
mars dSn frrn
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CLOAK HOUSE!
Cloaks, AlantillaS and Shaw's.
For ISS4.
BURROWS & EDWARDS,
% Sonth Illinois Street,

VKTIIs OPEN THIS DAY STOCK Or CLcAhS
" MsntilaS and Shaws that will surpass any
th,g ever manufactured II or out OF Indianapolis OI
pr c. quality or sf,l Look at some OF he prices;
Engi.,h NJ Lon Circular. ~ s., worth IS.
10 10. Sa-qge>, St.75, worth RS
Wa bington aud L, xtcrs from s. o SIS.
kepellaur Cir ulars. from $40 10 Sl5.
Fancy Paiis a "a Chec>s. from slO 20 S25
And all other clio &c coorS at low pT.ceS and magnih
Gently designed
HANDSOME Lama haw > for $3.50, worth IS; at 50 So
worth rs
Call for yourselves.
n kiu~ OF C.oakinr on land Tor orders, winch VII
be 1itciI'it Iu with great care.
Chilarcn's wear made on short notice
BURROWS a DA AIDS.
WHOLESALE aud Retail CloaA Hone,
No - South illinois street., indianapolis, Ind ana.
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TO PRINTERS.
PRINTERS WANTED.

XHyE WANT IMMEDIATELY TWENTY coon
w CsmPositors L work the Se~~-Rsazn u n.
Enquirer.
Fry C"n's PER thousand uill be paid and con-
stsnS emp. yne.t given good hands.
F.RAN MCLEAN
APPS Proprietors Cnc nat Enquirer.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
RESIDEyCE TO RE.VT.
WAN T E p.

Az EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SALESMAN AT
N sPrl2 ". X. GOODS.
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The Blockade Running Busiuess
st'ti Liveiy->euthern credit IN En-
r"pe-fresch Goods TO be Imported
ID way of Mexico -The Currency OF
The trbeIs-A system OF Barter Or
sanized Through the Country
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BALTIMORE. April 4
4 have received some interesting news from
Richmond TO-DAY. which IN some respects i i'm
portsnt. IL it, bearing on toe approaching cam
paigDs.
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Correspondents u a. y. \. Wofid-l
BALTIMORE. April :
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TO the Readers and Friends
.gist. --0F THE- 80
Old OHIO STATES MAN.

Wehave this day considerably enlarged THE D ALLY
ONO STATESMAN, and now print II on plain and
handsome new type, and clear white paper. i
In politics, THE OHIO STATESMAN is, in War as in
Peace for the Country, for the Constitution and fo
Union Of equal States, with equal privileges, and
with equal and exact justice to all its citizens We
are for the old Flag with not Star or Stripe erased
and the old Union far as it possible to restore it,
and for the existing Constitution in its spirit letter
and purpose.
of tie People and Government We are in the midst
Of bloody and protracted civil war. Its duration
and close depend upon wiser, truer and more patr-
otic policy than we have seen during the present Adj
ministration We owe it to the memory of our faith,
ers and TO the hopes Of children 10 the future Of
our country, and to the best interests Of mankind to
change policy which is drifting farther and far
ther from the landmarks Of our patriotic sires.
The STATESMAN will do all it can for those pur-
poses. and hence, the publishers invite support and
encouragement from all those who, while wishing for
agood NEWSPAPERS. also wish to have sound Con-
stitutonal journal.
We publish q paper In which we seek to give the
TRUTH. Our Commercial Reports, our Markets, our
Political and General News, carefully freed from
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STArEsMAN t,.usttoorthy in every particular.
. For News, for instruction, for Good Morals, for
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
j. Edward Bird & Brcthe7 srror;or Court or
vs.. I ErantI;n connty Oh;o
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the said Court to me directed ! will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the City Of Columbus, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May, A. d. 1864,
At two o'clock p. NJ, tho following described real
estate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio:
Beginning at the 5. Il. corner of fifty acre tract
sold and conveyed by George W. Huffman. Sheriff,
as Master Commissioner, in this case, to Thomas
corded in the Recorders Office Of Franklin county,
Ohio, in book No. TO- page 4se, and at Daniel Wrights
thence N. e5 deg. w. s3h poles; thence s. deg. W.
~ poles; thence s. IS deg Il. 33 poles, to the place
of beginning containing 10 acres being the tract
heretofore set of in this action to said John Sells as
a homestead.
Appraised at sixty-seven dollars (s6T per acre.
WIN. D0MIGAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees Ss.95.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

III doUOl OUuuloplUuOl lOdlOt
susan rI naynie Superior Court of Franklin
Christian Ma, ct ais County. Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said court to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House.
in the city of Columbus, on
Wednesday, the 1st day Of June. A. d.
1864,
at two o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in Franklin county, Ohio:,
Being the south part of Lot No. 3, in the town Of
Westervile, commencing at the corner of State and
Avenue street; thence running west on Avenue
northward parallel with the west line Of said lot
thirty feet thence east parallel with Avenue st.
one hundred and seventyfour feet; thence south 2h
feet; thence east parallel with the house on said lot
to State street, thence south on State street to the
place of beginning; excepting and reserving in the
west end of said described premises one hundred and
fifteen and one-half feet.
Appraised at 5000.
WILLIAM D0MIGAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees
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NOTICE.

Benjamin F. Bailey. Pl'tf3 State of Ohio. Court Of
VS.. Common Pleas of
Florilla NJ. Bailey, Dert. Franklin county. -
THE said defendant is hereby notified that Ben
l. jamin F. Bailey did. on the llth day Of April,
A. D. 1884, file his petition in the Office Of the Clerk
county Of Franklin, and State Of Ohio charging the
said Florilla M Bailey with adultery with one Will
liam King and with one William Clifford. and ask
ipg that he may be divorced from tho said Florlla
NJ. Bailey. which petition will stand for hearing at
the next term Of said Court.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1854.
BENJAMIN r. BAILEY,
By RANKIN a WYLIE, his Attorneys.
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Notice

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Whereas
J. my wife Harriet Lucus, having left my bed and
board without any justcause this isto
my account, as will pay no debts Of her Contracting
after this date. FRANCIS LUCUS. :
Reynoldsburg, Ohio. March IL 1864. marisW3m b
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GREAT BARGAINS In JEWELRY.

:" FORSYTH q CO., ~ and A Nassa
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offer for sale the following magnificent list Of
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VALUED AT 100000!
Each Article 81, and not TO be paid for
until you know what you get.
$50 Gold and Silver Watches SIS 90 to SlO0 90 each
200 Ladies' Gold Watches. IS 90 each
500 Ladies 4 Gents Silverdo. Is 90 each
5000 Ladies' Gold Pencils..... 400to 500 each
5000 Gold-band Bracelets. .... 300to 10 90 each
10000 Iockets Chains Il Rings, $50 to 800 Oh
5000 Cameo, Mosaic. and Jet
Brooches. .............. 400 to 500 eac
6,0OO Coral and Florentine Ear
drops. 4 w 10 bOO
10000 Gents Breastpins: .;..... 25Ot 800 each
5000 Sleeve Buttons and Bosom
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10000 Sets Ladies Jewelry .... 90 to 100 each
5000 Lava and Florentine Sets, 400 to 500 each
10000 Gold Pens, Silver mount
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5000 Gold Pens, with Silver EX-
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The articles in this stock Of Jewelry are of the
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