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A. J. EvAss, Of this place, has just re-
intnsd from the Eastern Cities with large
sssortmeni Of goods, in the clothing line,
which he has made up and urmsde. He
has SONS haudsons cassimsres, cloths, ves-
fines, stc. Bis Es INNER wear is not suS-
passed IN this see;ion Cor beauty, style, quail
ity OF durability. JAcE is prepared TO make
AL kinds Of gen,Iemen's wear on short no-
lice, upon reasonabls tssms. Give hina a
cal and examine his stock of goods for
yourselves. See advertisement.
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Or Saturday morning last, Mr. PHILIP
STREET. Conductor of No. Freight Train
cnshe Lscka. and Bloom sourg R. r., met
with a painful accident, while stopping at
ihe depot at this place, by getting one of
his hands smashed between compile of
cars. DR.. J. B. B1cKsTsy WIS called and
dressed the wound, which was found not
40 bad as TO render it necessary TO perform
any ampuialions.
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HOWARDS ASSOCIATI0N.
PHILADEIPHIA. I

FHiLA DELE F1Ihf I n
DISEASES of The Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual Sysiems-new and 'e-
liable trea'meni-in Reports of The HOW
ARD ASSOCIATTON-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address, DR.. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec. l6s 1s63-1y.
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0sasaDrkaTIsISo COLUMNS are worthy Of
examination. Reader, when yon have
money 10 spend, consult yopS county paper
and trust those who have the courtesy to
Ie, you know what they have 10 sell. Such
merchants do more Business, have better
goods, and in all respects are more trust
worthy than such as hope to catch you ac-
ricenially and never expect 10 see you
ngain- To intelligent people ihe advertise
menss are OF great value.
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Dzs Joha Is evidently ashamed Of himself
and = 7Eomas Dunn,n and in his issue of
Thursday, begs for quarters He objects TO
referring 10 prisais character, and says
what is iEeonect,-tha. he never interfered
with bis Eeighbors' character. We can only
say 10 Dir Dunn.--Dr. John, We mean
that PUBLIC xEs should preserve such pricafe
rkdreriers a. would bear scfuiiny and in
sssiigaiion.-Co Columbia Democrat.
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JRAND JURORS-MAF TERM 1864.

Bloom--Jaco6 Deifenbach, d. B. Wells,
Lucas N Meyer, Sam'l Shafer, Henry Wolf.
BeaSer-Jobn Hinde-Iiter, Jacob Drsis-
Bach.
Briarcreek-Jacob Greasy.
Bor Berwick-Eiram r Bower
FrankIin-Jacnb Kosien bader,
Greenwood-Joseph Reese, George Derr,
George Giron,
Hemlock- Daniel Yocum,
Jsckson-John Hess,
Mt Pleasanl-Joseph r yanderslice Peter
Hippenseel,
Naine-Jacob Bowman,
Madison-George Beagle, A D Watson,
Miffliu-Abrsham SchweppenheIFer.
Pine-John Fowler,
Roaringcreek-Naihan Dreisbach.
Sugarloal-Samuel Shultz.
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Administrafor's Notice.

Estate Of Daniel S. McHenry, decd.
r ETTERS testam triary on The Estate OF
~ Daniel S. McHenry, late OF Jackson
Columbia County, deceased,
have been gtanied by the Register of said
coun,y, 10 Rohr McHPnry: residing, in ihe
township of Benton, Columbia county
ALI persons having claims against the es-
iaie OF the decedeut are requested to pre-
sent the m duly authenticated TO The admin
islraior for settlement snd those indebted
10 the estate are required 10 make payment
10 him forthwith. !.
'ROHR McHENRY, Admr
Benion twp, April 20, ls64.-6w. So.
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Administrator, A Notice.
Estate Of Samuel .Add;ms. deceased.

Estate Of Samuel .7ddms, deceased.
I ETTERS of Administration on the es-
> tale OF Samuel Adams, ia,e of Locust
township, Columbia county, deceased, i,
have. been granled by thesRegister OF SAID
county, TO Leonard Adams aud Mayberry
Hughes, both residing in tie township
and county Aforesaid. Allspersons having
claims against the estate of The decedenf
are requested to present Them for settle
meni 10 The administrators, and those in
debled to the estate will make 2aynien nj 10
them without delay. -
-LEONARD ADAMS, Z naus..
MABERRY HUGHES, A'' %
Locust twp, April 20, is64.-6w. So.
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TRAVERSE JURORs,-MAY TERN

Bloom-Samuel Jacoby,
Beaver-John Hoais, Daniel GearhRrt.
Benton-Wm Hulme, Samuel McHenry,
Abraham Kline,
Briarcfeek-Henry Doak,
Cenlfe-Henry Delone,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hoffman,
Fishingcreek-Cyrus Robbins, Alexan-
der Cramer. Michael Lemon, Danl Kitch
en-. Nathan Flakenstine, John Pealer,
Greenwood-John Miller,
Hemlock-David Wagner,
Jackson-Hiram Baker,
Locusl-Jonas Helwig,
Mi Pleasanl-Ardrew Melick,
Mflin-J6hn Michael,
Madison-Simon Conner, John A. FINN
ston, William Barber,
Montour-Daniel Gi2er, John H Quick,
Samuel Giger, Henry Oil,
0range-Michael Keller,
Pine-Wiliam Plat,
Roaringcreek-James Kiefsr,.
Scoti-Oscsr p Ent, Sam1 Biitenbender,
Sugarloaf,-.Andrew Laubach; Richard
KIle, John w Kile.
Bloomsburg, March %, 1864.
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Silver Watches

Firt Class Hunting Time-Pieces FOR acc. :
racy of movement, beauty OF ma
ieriai, and above all, cheap
ness in price, these
watches must insure
universal appro-
baton.
An imitation so faul,less that Il can hard
Iy be detected by the most experienced
judges The material being of two metals
the outer on first quality Sterling Silver
while the inner one is German Silver,
cannot be recognized By cutting or heav,
engraving, making il, not only in appear.
ance, but 10 durability, the best resen-
blance OF Solid ScerIIng Sivsrs in exist
euce
The sale Of theee Watches IN The Army
Is a source of enormous profit, retailing, a
they. very readily do. al SIS and upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in a
single pay day by any one OF ordinary
business tacI..D t.s
" AT WHOLESALE ONLY 70 hes-
Wy bunting cases, beautifully engraved,
white enamel dial, aud fancy cut hands,
10 good running order, by The bali dozen,
E66 Sold only by the case of SIX
Upon receipt of two dollars. as euaran-
Tee of good faith, we will send watches by
express 10 any part of the loyal States,
collecting balance OF bill on delivery. This
ensures buyers against fraud, giving hem
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in the disloyal SAFES must remit
Cash in advance, as the EXPIRE 50 compan-
les Peremptorily refuse making collections
in such dangerous localities. Remember,
Caslr'in advance from within the army
lines in rebel States We Guarantee the
safe delivery of all Watches, whether lhe'
are sent by mail or express. 49,.
HUBBARD BROS. Sole Importers.
III Broadway, cor. Cor,lafdt 81. n. Y.
Fab. "a, 1851.
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onE'of tEfe side walls of the brick black
'rmith shop on Main Street, below Market,
5eli in on Tuesday morning hast. The work
men engaged digging Keller under the
building came TOO close 10 the foundation
of the .brick work !" and little below it,
which gave way. Mr., JosEPH SHiNSoN de-
signs fixing MP the place for a meal shop.
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OId Things Becoiile New,


The undersigned would beg leave to in
form his old friends, and "ihe rest of man
kind,n that he has lately returned from The
service of his country, and again re- Ia
opened his O l. d z S T A B Ii H HN
E TAILO ING SA Loo y, -AA.
with a view of making up entire new gar
menis, as well as mepding old ones, for all
mankind, Land any body else, who may
favor him with their work in his line.
He ie prepafed TO do work NEAT, Fash
lONABLE and SUBSTANTIAL, and hopes
by so doing, aod strict attention TO business
TO merit and receive q due share of patron
age. Bot remember, all. that these times
requife money, or something 10 live upon.
be therefore hopes and tfusts; that when
be has done bic part, his customers will
do theirs, by furnishing the s'ready John"
or ready trade. For truly the 'sLaborer is
worthy Of bis hire"
BERNARD RUPERT Z
Bloomsbury, Sept. 10 1869.
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Rxv. GEo. w sc0rr wiz preach In the
new Baptist Church, at this place, on Sab
bah next, al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
szud in the evening.
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TIE Court adverisemenls are found in
This paper, besides all county advertising
sgeuesany.
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CHARLES q. BARLEY,
Attorney at Law.
BLOOMSBCRG, COLUMBIA -CO.RA.

"ILL practice IN the several Cousts of
w Columbia county. All legal business
inirusted 10 his care SHALL receive prompt
attention,
OFFfC E,-on Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over MiiIer's Store.
Arrii 49, 1861
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NEw GooDs, at john K 'GrRros's Store,
on Main Strsei, Ibis place. Dir. G has jus,
replenished his already extensive stock of
iGreceries. ioaether with quite an assou-
ment OF Dry<Goods and Hardware. This
j. good stand 10 purchase groceries a,
cheap for cash. Yen can scarcely go amiss
for anything in the grocery line al this store.
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HrxT week Court vii; be in session al
This place. Considerable business will be
transacted a, this term. There are. about
the usual number Of CommoO wealth causes
10 be tried
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AFrEs this isLue of orr paper We will be
obliged 20 charge s20 in advance, and
is2 so Il not r-.id inside of six nonths.
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Foa cheap'sah handsome boo, or shoe
,call npon L. T. shsrpIess. Muslins spd
caIicoes can be had of him cheaper than
ELSEWHERE for cash.
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SHERIFr FURMAs has four hoarders, three
smale and one female. AL. candidates for
the May term. The Sheriff loses money
boarding folks these times at 25 cents per
sday. It's TOO low.
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voLuNTEERIks is still going IN in some
'seclions In Philadelphia special bounty
of $500 is paid to recruits, besides the sioo
The Government still pays.
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MOVING soUTH.
~. Freight &
Passenger. Passenger.
Leave Scranton, 4.20P M
g Kingston. 5 SIS
- Bloomsbury s,25
st Rupert, 835
I" Danville, 9I5
Arrive al Norih'd 955
MOVING NORTH.
Leave North'd g 90 A. II
DanviIle, $40
Rupert. 9s22
" Bloomsbury, s's5
Kingston, IL ~ P NJ
Arrive at Scranton, l,30
Freight & Passenger !eayes Eloomsbnrg
IO15A M
Passer gers taking the Mail Traiu South
connect with the Express train from Nor
thum mberland, arriving at Harrisburg al
2,30 A. NJ Baltimore, I, 90 A. M. and al
Phi'a. at 7 90 A. NJ. The Mail Train from
Norhid, leaves mmedialeIy after the Ex-
press tram from harrisburg at and,, BaIti
more, allowing Passengers leaving PbiIa
ce1phia, al 10. 40 P. III. 10 reach poinis
on this road during the next forenoon.
New and elegant Sleeping cars accom-
pany the night trains each way between
Norlhumb berand and Baltimore. aud Nor.
thum berland and Philadelphia.
II. A. FUNDA, Supt.
]. C. Wells, Gen 7,eket Agent
Kingston, Feb. 8, 864.
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OYSTER SALOON

IN BLOOWSBURG, COL. co. ri.
TV,HE undersigned would announce TO the
public that he has refilied his SALOON
one door East OF bis BAKERY & CONFEC-
TIONARY, on Main Street. Bloomsbcrg;
and is prepared TO accommodate both La.
dies and Ge ltlemen. He is prepared to
furnish OYSTERS, WHOLESALE & RE-
TALL, BY THE CAN OR OTHERWISE.
b. STOHNER.
November 25, 1853
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TO you WISH TO BE CURED :
d IN DITCTI

no you WISH TO BE CURED
~ DR.. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less
than 80 days, ihs worst cases of Nervous
ness, Impotency, Premature Decay, Semi
nal Weakness, insanity, and all Urinary
Sexnai, and Nervous Affections, no matter
from what cause produced. Price, One
Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid, by mail,
on receipt OF an ofjeF. Address,
JAMES S. BUTLER,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
March IS, 1s64-3m.
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For The ESuit, Hotoer and Kitchen Gar
den.
ls64. The 1854.
GARDENERS MONTHLY.
w. q. Z. BRlNCkLOE, PUBLISHER.
Office :-23 North Sixth ST., Phil'a.
TERms-Sl so A YEAR.
Edited by
TN WI A = VI 4 f III "A r.

- Az
THE MON rHLY CONTENTS ARE:
Hinls-Flower Garden and Pleasure
Ground Fruit Garden Vegetable Garden;
Window Garden.
CommUnications.-Em The views
OF the best writer's on Horticulture Asri-
culture, and Rural Affairs.
Editorial-Giving the Editors views on
the important Agucullural improvements
Scraps and Queries-New Frui,s-New
Plants Domestic and Foreign Intelligence
Foreign espondence-Hofiicul tural
Notices.
With each Department handsomely H.
lusirated.
FVNHESE general features will be enter
4 tanned ard the publisher pledges him
self that 10 labor or expense shall be spar
ed 10 render The sncc eediDg issues OF the
Magazine every way worthy of the favor
with which his previous efforts have been
amply rewarded. Send tor Specimen.
February "a, 1854.
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NEW sMILLINERY GOODS
SPRING AND SUMMER.

THE undersigned would respectfully an-
~ has just received from the -
va eastern cities her usually large *
and well selected assortment OF SPRING
AND SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS. all
of which she is prepared 10 make M and
cell as cheap as car be bought elsewhere.
Her goods are htiI p superior in point of
durability as we'll as iastefulluess to any
offered in this section. Call and examine
her go od for yourselves.
MARY BARKLEY.
Bloom sburq, April 20. 1864.
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IMPORTANT
TO
Married Ladies
TRHLY LESSINGI

will send, free Of sharge, to any Lady
who will send her name and addfess, direc-
lions how TO prevent the extreme pain OF
CHILD-BIRTH also how to have perfect
Iy healthy and beautiful Children also one
other nelc and I'M PORTANf SECRET, the
only sure and safe remedies ever discov-
cred.
My objectin making the above offer is
TO induce every lady 10 test my remedies
Address
MADAME DUEENTAUX, III. D.,
767 Broadway, New York City.
Feb. -, fs64.--sH.
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MI MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

Being Hunting or Open Face for Lady's
or Genlemen's Wach Compared,
with Patent Self Winding
Improvements a most
Pleasing Novelty
ONE OF THE PREfTIEST, MOST CON.
OVENIENT, AND decidedly tie besl
and cheapest tine-piece for general and
reliable use as ever offered. II has within
il connected win its machinery, its own
winding attachment, rendering key en-
tirely unnecessary The cases OF this
Watch are composed OF two metals, the
outer one being fii.e Is carat gold. il has
the improved ruby action lever movement,
and 10 warranted an accurate. time piece
Price, superb, engrav ed, per case of bal
dozen, S204. Sample Watches, in nes
morocco Boxes S35.
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Sac new adyer,iremsn,s in to-day's STAR.
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PERHAM'S
INVALID SOLDIER NATIONAL HONE
ENTERPRISE.
5s5 BRO ADWAY NEW YORK.

MIERoR OF TKM RE-
BE LII ON.
The Most Complete and Magnificent
War Exhibition, Ertanf.
Devoted 10 raisi 6 gEHhds for a Ma
ti0nal Home.
100000 TICKETS, AT 81 EACH.
Il DOnA1ICN of ss4.72o IN iYaiuahts Prop
eriy 10 fke Iicket Holders.
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Volunteers and COnscrfp.s I

To Soldiers or any others wi shing TO 10
crease their income, there is no better way
Of doing so at this time, than from the sale
Represented
"Particularfy valuable Tor officers i The
Army and velers."-Frdnk Lesiie's, Feb
ruary 2f
"Pre,tiesi, best sDd cheapest tim epieces
ever oTered."-N Y Illustrated News, Jan
nary 10.
VERY pretty and durable Watches for
the Army"-N Y Army & Eavy Journ.
Government Orean1 Aug, 20.
tone OF the oldest and most reliable
houses in business. ."-Louisvihe Ky, Jour
nal, July .2l. -
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List Of Causes for May Term, 1864.

Sheriff Ufhce, SheTa
Bloomsbufg, Mar 90, 1863.
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A National Home. Ticket, costing one
dollar, consists of five coupons, fouf OF
which are admissions TO The Mirror, good
a, any time, and he other certificate OF
an interest in the Enterprise, which the
purchaser retains,
The admission ccuPoa may be used sep
arately, or all al once, as suits the conve-
nlence of the purchaser
All COMMUNICATIONS on the subject, and
all orders for tickets by mail, or express,
shoilt 5e directed 10 JOSIAH PERHAM,
Agent, 5s5 Broadway. Nav York Guy.
TO c l. u BIS.
Persons taking an active interest IN this
charitable undertaking, Ivy getting uP
clubs, will receive eleven iickeIs Tor every
ten dollars sent.
Jan 90 1864
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wkDNEsD Ay MoRNING. APR. p, lss4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-13

seotion IN the effect that when any imported grt,ees
mentioned IN schedule sod in the original pecA
age the person 10 selling shal not he subject ~ al!
penslty for want Of proper stamps
lie recommends the extension OF the proylslOh nI
moyaI of goods under transportation bonds ana Iof
werehousing for expectation 10 other Irodusis IMAM
spIrits oil and tobacco.
Questions as 20 the time end manner Of making re
,mrs sro discussed at length ana ehenR* IeeNn''
mouded IN portions OF Law bearing upon tns SUBJECT
80 that taxpayer NAV be required 70 make returns
oftener thar o1cc month.
Various changes In he administrative portion o. the
revoaue law IRE suggested o. recommended. ara M
mcIons instances punted wherein tue law isat va
riguco viii it.rlf.
The Commissioner urges incTeafe OF The salaries oil
sono O. al the e,'1y6, of Lis Office, sa.DG that soN
era OF HI, best CLERKS have recently resigned because oi
tie adQaGcy of the pay. he salaries 81 tho deputy
ConaiSsug,I aud toe Cashier arc recommended t IN
increase Of Vae thousand Go.ra each ana those 81 te
eief c'al. and Aoads %: divisions ~ twonyio'r huit'
red dolnl with general increase o. Snlorss or 81 I-'
IN The BoIeiu
The Conai->i elGsos = IN statement thoWlI
tilat dtie war were ~ ond leG1ng - deit OF loh'
billion of doll ~ md mai eNp;ndituie o' MT, Pi
cent more ,iln IN thc rear preceding tn war oui pIes
emit revenue aW ~Oid yien ep"1ch ~ pay the cGTr,hi
EXPENSES II tire nation irclndiGg the st per cen, IN
teres' on our debt aud leave srrus which would ef
tirQysh me dobt .r IirCtv year, even MI "f f't
production aud populations and in hnl o. mat tn ~
or present pfO i've increase o production una POI"
.istoH This rate Or trNa'ion IS checIiu einle o
patriotic people carins iic great struggle TOT ue
ration's LIE! aut On every IesoIUhie th' DIV Oh =
future j, Is ff b.vord al yI0bal" needs. snd la! Nii
saiey b. considerably reduced when ne way IS 'fae''
II tina, Una Oc eOon.
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Cerr,.poud.nes with rr. RenioB. Gov
evpOS Elect.
INV YORK. Nov,


IIoa. REUBEN J.. FINToS-Sr: losr long
CONTINUED and faithful public services devoted awa,'
Z, The promotion Of tie industrial interests Of the conn
try have been. in the Judgment OF TIE undeFsgaed'
fty reco gni,ed in the recent election In this STATE
Commercial communities, OF necessity, direct shelr
cnreg attention 10 the Of those 10 whoa eesa
tive trusts sre confded; and especially have the bet
nts-ests involved IN the action Of Congress at period
Of universal national peril awakened unusual solcitudt
in regard 10 tho conduct Of public affairs
Your career in this great emergency has beea nerked
bY rare Intelligence and unAnching fidelity 10 duty.
The moral effect OF your influence, snd The beneficial
results Of your action have been felt ut al tines In sup
sot Of the measures Of In maintaining the
public credit and in promoting the welfare 81 ell en-
gagged in the patriotic duty o: preserving The Dstons
honor.
These considerations vndics,e the decision 81 tie
people 10 el.ust 10 you the management OF their pub
lie Affairs Is tie Chief Executive Magistrate Of 'hs
State
Earnestly rmpsthisng IN this erIr~srion Of the pub
lie will the undsrsgDed. while offering you their con
grs,pntions respectfully al that you viii meet then
OF dinner u, any time convenient 70 yourself and thn'
afford them an opportunity for expressing more fLi,
their sense Of yonr many claims TO public regard And
they remain. your otedient servants
George Opdye, Wade HutcaiB. J J Aston T. r. y. Ia
.hroP, o ". borssy Cha5l; ~ ss'.isi ROB- Nc so
Eno Henry j. Rsyooud John A. c. Gray :. Chi1tenden
Charlie 0opid. A6Isin WA-nsl, HAY NJ. 1sasr. i. q
Churchill ue.ry A. Snytbs Wu. X. strons. Thomas
Acton than Alien ELo, e. Cogsdin. Eds ard 2. Gov ca
Rise. r. Z Howe. Ehot =. Shepard, Charles L. Benedict
,rus W. f!d VIA LsinlbeeT. John II. Griscon BenIy
G. Bowen, A. J Eio.ckei. A.I Wilder % Dusey field.
J. H. Duesnne X. J. Vsnberburg sl-pbeTd hnaYp,s Dfs
per Hoss Tsyor John 4. Stewart n. g triHrel, Asrsha
T. Robsrts Ieonard W. Jerome Wa. C. Bryant, John D.
wliaIs ETs.,os C. bsncoNa 5chn J. Pho pc Jsnes we'd
worth Rufus r. Andr~ws Ben amin Y. bsIor,o, Nsihsn"
Hsydea yoscpt HoIio. Joha II. Whte, Tboa.s NeiraiA
Bar sI;n Bshsoct, Grorr. G. Ellison Jale. W. bite JcI
sp~netf John CoclsuIe, pHk Goodwin iiVn.f fra'Ain
WilA Gsyord Cspa.s Br ord Jossph lee. u. Van e
trsnd Or.cn Binat 8. r. yckod Z. u. Il. Brys1t Jane
Ksiiy HssIy 4 Eew.a Prosper n. Ws<s,On-
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Wsnea - CIostks-Anrrosse q SALARY e.
Gsvnruneas Cleric.

~ 81 E<to- Of ~ n L. rSSSss<
SIR, II h how certain that a majority OF Son
ators are opposed % Increasing the ssyes Of Govern
est olessA srS aiso thai arr- nu,,tse Of ierts ~I
resign bcsuso thAr services WI elsov hero Command
highss prce II "a unpos<bss for man 10 ~sppor. him
s.f. WITH and Two 0 tar,e odDiren t.se on o., DO q
yesr o.e1wts THAI BY "ksepas kouse" In ono or two
infexior r,ns without servants. Az there such DO.
mand for 60. tbs Il snah business u, tilssa but fpr
vsusn e-p kAs wosA 10 good salssy.
The cssss onet " b. exceptions, wb"r- women haA
hesbAna " support Asd tie rule which reccssizos the
husbAnd the bread >ttsr OF tbs tsmiy. and swsrds
him ssss scoart2nsty, Ia jast Ard right For this
rcssoa DO No. complain tbsi men receive more wages
than women tor S,ng the WORK; but whsn como
my las bsconie pecssinse duty sPon Our Government
Why not employ that cass OF lsbosers who oau Afford %
do tho wott or ths least COST, The employment Of
women ~ clerks IN the Governmental Departments IA
an en,re succsss and there ere women working here
now for $50 Per month who doing the work Of third
clssst q 500 pes snnuIn c'erls and one half Of the
women now employed In copying have become 30
familiar with the routine of business o. 70 te mnch
better fitted 10 OF he places which Hs. or vii be-
v.sAAt hsa ne rev nsu VIZ ~ li,.y " ). yoAtss