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we hnVe hunpleu Tue 1OlioWlnB mode or
DIST bMtiO
by saic ofT5 600 articles Of vulul
OUR NEW MODE -
The articles ofgools arr numbered from nrn Nd =,
rs 600 81, $50 CON- listing of Pianos Me0deJns d.
aud SILVER Watches Sewing Machines Tea aud Tai
Sets Solid Silver Tea AVID Table spoons nnd Totk
etc, etc and the o her 81 $40 nfiidles Of yauab
Jrwrly, Work aud TJlo, Casis Photograph Album.
Opsnfare Silver Watcher. and fancy arc rs IN gt,,
yari 'ty. 75 O0J notices numbered from one 75l
are pfi.ted aud put into sealed envelopes und
mixed, and one of these IL taken out and sent tot
person sending to Us IS cents to expense uf DO
ngn, GORE spoDlencc, ETC., and the article If goo
ru spending wiih The number on The notice will
Gent TO the holder OF the same immediately III a.
siTes 10 purchase The article) the receipt Of tW.
dollars. For instance lf III, number on th' nDtie
srnt you should b. 500, nnd a Piat n, ~ DiaIong
set Gold Watch should be numb red 5J il will b. ia
YOU for 8! and so on for every Article in our bate
Tj 900 articles.
NJ AFTER receiving nr,cl If " doar not please
yni, ynn can retnra 1t, aud ,uur money SHALL III
RETURNED"
twenty five cents must be cent to pay tspcns.,of
pastage. correspondence. etc. on one notice
Remember, tbnt whatever article correspond. With
the uuIbcr IN Your notice You eau have II bv pa,mr
Two d. liars for ~ wbrtl,cr II be worth @lUp ~ s,N
Aud is for Onr interest 10 deai fairly aud seui OFT
ou fnG attI,lcs, ~ give. co IhlgNe 80 tb3 publu
aud thereby increases O1r salss
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Canned Fruit.

300 Dozen Cans Of Fruit just received
and for sale, at whoesae and retail, NJ
Rupyon's Provision Store.
Bloomsbury, Oct. a. 1856,
, 1865-02-14

gNHE list Of those qualified to vote for
"A Members Of the Colonial Council,
is exhibited for inspection at the Court
House from the 18th to the 28th instant
from 8 o'clock am. to 3 O'Clock pm.
Whoever has any objection to make
against the said list is hereby in accor-
dance with the Colonial Law dated 9th
November 1868, requested to state such
objection in writing TO the Chairman Of
the Electoral Board with the reasons on
which said objection or objections are
based, within 3 days after tbo last men
toned date.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Frederiksted, 9th February 1865,
d. SaEaWvV.
Carl E5atsemsem.
T. FabCrs
, 1865-02-14
EKJENDTGJORELS

w listen over Valgberetligede til Colo
~ nlalraadet er henlagt til Eftersyn paa
dcttc Steds Thinghuus fra l5de til 23de
DENIES begge Dage indbefattede, fra III. 8
slct Formiddag til KI. 3slet Eftermiddag.
Enhver der har IndsigeIser at fremf0re
imod VaIglisten opfordfes, / Henhold til
senest 3 Dage efter UdI6bet af den oven
n@vnte lid, til VaIgbestyrclsens Formand
skriftligen at indgive saadan Indsigelse
med OpgiveIse at de Grunde hyorpaa
samme St0tteS.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Ju-
risdictions Landdistricts Valgkreds den
Ode Februar 1865.
C. Sarauw.
Carl Hattemsem.
HSarmy AR. Beech.
, 1865-02-14

WET bekiendtgj6res herved at Valg-
D listen saavel for Christiansted Byes
90 o. F~orstaders, som for Landdistrictets
Yalgkreds til Colonial Raadet, vii fra den
I5dee til den 28de dennes, begge Dage IN
elusive, fremligge til almindeligt Efter-
syn paa Thingstedet for VaIgkredsene
dette steds oftentlige Retshuus No. 10 !
Kongens Gade, i 6 Timer hver Sognedag,
nemiig fra Klokken 8 slet F%ormiddag til
Kl. 3 slet Eftermlddag. +.
I~ndsigelser imod VaIglisten Skolle !
Henhold til Colonial Lovens ) IS skrlttll-
gen indsendes til uudertegnede Formond
senest den 3die Marts f0rstkommende.
VaIg Bestyrelsen for Chrlstiansteds
Bves og Forsteders SAINT Land Districts
Valgkreds den Ode Februar 1865.
y. A. StakenNHmHR,
FOrmand.
, 1865-02-14

UT is hereby made known, that the list
A of persons entitled to vote to the
Colonial Council, both for the elective
districts of the Town Of Christiansted and
suburbs and for it's Landdistrict, can be
seen at the public Court House of this
Mace. from the 18th to the 28th instant,
both DAYS included, 6 hours each Week
dav, from 8 o'clock am. to 3 o'clock pm.
Objections to the list, must in accor-
, 1865-02-14
Observation-Disclosures
"A. Sd;aH&CRRaas2
Chairman.

T listen over Valgbercttigede til Colo
A niaIraadet er henIagt til EtterSyn
paa dotle Sleds Thioghuus fra Isle I'll
28de dcnnes begge Dage indbetattede,
fra Klokken 8 slet Formiddag til XII 3
sIet Eftermiddag. Enhver der har Ind
sigeIser at fremtore imod Val listen OPP
fordrcs, i HenhoId til ColoniaIlov at 21Je
November. 1868 5 25, srncst 3 Dage efter
Udl0bct af den ovennnvnte lid, til Valg-
bestyrelsens Formand skrjf'ligrn at ind
give saadan Indsigelso med OpgiyeIse al
dtGrunde hvorpaa samme stOltes.
Va~IgbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Dyes
VaIgkreds den Ode Februar 1865.
G. S%aFaug.
Carl KHaaGeg2sGEA
a.. EabcF.
, 1865-02-14
L euro pc II.
THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
THE BAvARIAN REPLY TO HERR Won BIsMARK.
Munich, Jan. 6.

Munich, Jan. 6.
The following is the despatch fora arded by
Herr Won der Plordten the Bavarian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, to Count Montgelas, the
Kings Ambassador at Berlin, in reply to Herr
Won Bismrk's Note Of the 18th of December
last =
Munich, Dec. IS, 1864.
"Your Excel ncy,-Tho Prnssian Amlassa-
dor, Prince Reuss, left with me yesterday the
copy of despatch forwarded to him by the
Minister Herr Won BiSmalk upon the 18Th in
slant, referring to the resolution passed by the
Diet upon the 9th Of that month upon the ces-
sation of Fereral execution in Holstein and
Laucnburg. While l transmit to your Excel
lency annexed a copy of this despatch, I feel
myself called upon to offer the following re-
marks.
The despatch of the Prussian Minister is in
tended, as appears to me, to serve the twofold
purpose Of expressing a criticism upon the
votes given against the resolution of the Diet
upon the 9th instant, and in especial upon the
vote of the Bavarian Government, and then to
point out the dangers which must result from
such attempts to extend the competence of the
Diet as, according to the opinion of the Prus-
sian Government, are contained in the votes of
, 1865-02-14

dance with ) 25 of the Colonial Law be
sent in, in writing to the undersigned
Chairman, latest the Sd ofMafch next.
The Elective Boards for the Districts
of Chrlstiansted and Suburbs, as well as
its Country Jurisdiction, 9th February
1865,
j. A. SdaieRaas2m,
Chairman.
, 1865-02-14
. q. SaPaUW.
Carl HatfeRsem.
BaFBay ARo Beech.

gTQHE list of those qualified TO vote for
AZ members of the CoIonial-council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 28th instant from
8 o'clock am. to 3 O'Clock pm. Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby in accordance with
the C~olonial-law dated 9th Member
1868 requested to state such objection in
writing to the chairman of the electoral
board with the reasons on which such OBJ
lection or objections are based, within 8
days after the last mentioned date.
, 1865-02-14
BANK OF ST. THOMAS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
I'M S%emi-annual General Meeting
OF Proprietors will be held on Thurs
DAY the 23rd instant, at Mr.. Bonel-
lis European Hotel in the Main
Street.
The Chair will be taken at -
o'clock.
By Order of the Board Of Direc-
tors, A. WOLFF, Manager.
st. Thomas, 10th February 1865.
, 1865-02-14

MITE the undersigned, beg leave to
wv make known to the public, that
in consequence of the great scarcity
of Sheep, and high prices demanded
for same, caused by the expectation,
we will from h%enceforward sell NUT
ton at twenty cents pr. ID.
St. Croix 18th February 1865.
THIS. FUREY.
J. DERICKS.
r. WILLIAMS.
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Notice In Partition.

Estite Of Margaret Salmon, Deceased.
'I'O Pbebo W. Salmon, Joseph, Harriet
l. aud Camclia, child, en- Of John Sal
mon, deceased, of Marion County, Ohio;
Isaiah II son Of Joseph Salmon, decd,
of Illinois; Abram Salmon, of Wash
ington, ID. g., William Salmon, OF New
Jersey james Salmon, White Haven,
Luzerne County; Joseph Salmon, of
llaslcton, Luzerne County Clark Sal
mon, of Bradford County, penn'a Phebe
Salmon, oil Lycoming County. Wheeler
Salmon, of Mou,o1r Coanty, Eliza Ann
,Shellhamer, Charlotte Scott, of Columbia
County; Eliza Ann Fowler, Ellis Salmon
children and Graud eAiidreu of Isaiah
s lmcn, deceased games, William, J ohm
Sarah Ann Clinton, pbcbe Zones, and
Margaret, name of husband unknown,
children Of George SslMon, deceased -
Residence Of all the children unknown
Mcirs aud legal representative of Mar.
garst Salmon, late of Scott township, Co
lumbia conn,y, deceased
Take Notice,
Thnt inquest will be held Nh late dwelling house
Of Margaret SALMON deceased, IN Lght Street, Scott
township. Columbia County, Penn. .Jivaua, on
, Sat1r'iaV.ths first aoy of JN/q, I'D 1865
at two ooiock in the afternoon o fha dag for the pur
pose Of making partition Of the real estate of the SAID
deceased to aud among her Heirs aud lgul represen.
or Spoliny ihe whole otherwise TO value aud mp
prnise the according to law at which .me n nd
ace You arc required i" attend II yOn tlJnk proper
| SAMUEL SNYDER.
I Mo,G
Sheriff. Otiep. Biooms6urg
Mn lSi,N- .hky
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}. Philadelphia Il Erie iS6
n A. K Il - r. @ A o.
1865,
. M n 3 q

s. N III 5ssisssg q .sssssss5
This great fne raversos the Northern aud North.
wesi counties Of Pesnsyvania TO the city OF Enc. on
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. and 10 operated by them
Its entire length was opened for passenger aud
freight busness, October 18th, 1864
TIas PASSENGER TRAI AT HoRTHunBERLAsp.
Matt Train leaves EaA 40 ~ r. u.
Elmira Express Tain, IL u L. M.
Lock Haven Accommodates, 10 ss AN.
WiiliaDsport Accommodates, ) - Y. ".
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail Train, 424 a. NJ.
Elmira EApress Train, 81 A. N.
Lock Haven Accommodatioa a34P D.
wfhamsport Accommodation IL SIS z. IN.
Passengers Cara run th roegh Nail Train. WITH
GRANGE both ways between Philadelphia and Erie,
and Baltimore nd Erie.
. Elegant Sleeping Cars EImre Express Trains
both ways between Wiiiiamsport and BaiHnore.
For information respecting Passenger business. aP
ply at the Cor. 30th and Market Sts
And for Freight business Of the Conpany's ARents.
s. b. Kingston Jr. Cor. 18th and Market Sis, PbHa
J. w. Reynolds, Er(e.
I'M. Drill Agent y. c. 3; a., Baltimore.
H. IL. Houston, Gen1. Freight Agt Philadelphia,
II. w. Gwinner, 0euI Ticket Agt. Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, Cenl. Manager, w iliiaInspori.
Jan. T., 1865.
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BA@@TlSBUR@ EDMRKRTn
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH's

PILLS contains moro vegetable extrac-
two matter than twenty boxes Of any pills m ths world
besides ny five hundred physicians them In their
practice to the exclusion Of other purgatives The
first letter of their value is yet scarcely appreciated
When they are better known sudden death and con /.
tnued sieknossswiIi be Of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor LisR duty
which will suve life.
Our race are subret to redundancy Of viated bile
at THIS season, and 1t s as dangerous it is preva
leat bvt Brandreths PILLS afford Invaluable and
Efficient protection. by their occasional use we pre-.
vent the collection Of those impurities, which, when
In sulicicn, quantities, cause muoh danger to the
body's hcath They seop cure liver complaint, dys
pepss loss Of Appetite pain in the head heart burn
pain in the breust bone sudden f,ntness and oosve
ness Sold by oil respectable Dealers On Medisinos.
May "a, l5U5-im
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Notice in Partition.

Notice in Partition.
Estate Of Chris,inn Mu0ley, DECEASED.
'RNO George Mufiey, of Columbia Coun-
= ty, Thomas Mnffiey, of Three
XIV ers; Kalamazoo County, Michigan (;
Charles Muilley, and John Mufiey, Of
Calhoun County, Michigan; Rebecca Ha-
genbuch, of Limestone township, Mon
tour County, Pennsylvania; and Mary
Sponenberge, children and legal repre-
seu,atives Of Christian Mufiley, late Of
Centre township, Columbia County, Penn
sylvania, aud Catharipe, widow of said
deceased -
/ Take Notice,
that an inquest win be held at the dwelling house
of CHRISTIAN MUFFIEY, deceased. In the town.
SATURDAY, JULY 9th.
a, ten O'Clock in the forenoon of th, dav for the
Lose OF making PARTITION Of the real Of the said
deceased to aud among his children and legal repre
senintives # the be done without prejudice
To or spoiling OF the whole, otherwise value aud ap
praise the same. according to law at which time and
place ysu are required to attend If you think proper
SAMUEL .S.NTDER,
Sheriff.
She riG's Office, Bloomsbnrg,
May l3. isb5.-6w
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How You Can Get a Prize.

Send Twe wenty.Five Gents 10 us, aud as soon we
receive il vii, mail you certificate showing what
you are entitled t. IL the article or articles please
you send back the Certificate and One Dollar aLd We
will forN ard you the article matter how costly it
may be. If the article is not what you wish state,
when you send the Certificate ana dollar, what other
article Of the same value you prefer ana we wi send
L. II you wi,h more than one Cerlihcate send US 81
and We will send nve for g. eeveni for So thirty
Iur sIO, sixty for SIS. one bundled
AGENTS ARE WANTED IN the Army and IN every
place We have an Immense stock OF goods TO dts
pOss Of aud Resd large nambsI of AgeRts Our term'
90 Agents are very hhsrai aud even OF our Lady
Agents are making from s. 70 $40 day we gave
Agents 50 per cent on all Certificates they sell pTov
ded they remit not less than 81 for eight
w Wr,te your name and address distinctly AM say
only what 10 necessary,
GIRARD w. DEVAUGH & Co.,
IS Maiden Lane, New York.
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7.30 LOAN,
U. 5. $50 Six per cent.
G O L D.BE RING BON

These nontS are now worth handsome premium.
and are exempt, as are all evernment Bonds PRoS
STATE, COUNTY, AND MUSicirkL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS
FROM TuRss cRrr rRR ANSua THEIR VAL
uE according to the rate levied upon other property
Tho interest Is payable senLsnnnaily by coupons at
taohod 10 each noe whit h may be cut of aud sold to
any bank or bunker.
The interest n 40 per cont. alnoints to
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money ?

p@- The "Hesteya onicis," pub.
li,hed BY Messrs G. NJ. vANpRnsLIoE e.
Bro, at Three Rivers, Michigan, has Gus.
pended publication.
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Notes OF all the de mined win be p oupt.
lyfdrnishod upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely siuar
in form and privileges to the seveH-1h hres aready
sold excapt that the Cove serves to itself the
option Of paying interest in gold cola per cc mt
instead T 73 i0hs in currency. Subssrihers will de.
duet the interest IN currency up July 18TH at tbe
timn when they subscribe
The delivery of the notes Of this thil series ofths
Seven.thtti.s will commence on tha list of June and
will be made prompt an cont nuousy AFTER that date
The slight change uiade in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of Interest,"
The payment in gold IL made will b0 equivalent to
the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie ymonts in the Of hch
only will the option To pay interest in Gold be avaed
Of would reduce and equalize prices that purchases
made with per cent In gold would be fully equal
to those made with aud h ,en,hs per cent
currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now oei ed by the Cove rnment and its superior ad
yantages make il hn
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $500 900 0oJ OF the Loan authorized by
the last Congress The market This amount,
at the rate ut which 1t is being absorbed, wilt ul he
subscribed for within sixty days when the notes viii
undoubtedly coEamand prca.iUnI, as has sniiormy
been the case OIL closing The subscriptions to other
loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
the country may be afforded facities for takiag the
loan the National Banks, state Banks, and Private
Bankers throughout the etantr! have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions ut par. Subsctisers will Sc
Ioct theK own agents In wlrom they have confidence
and who only to be responsible for the delivery OF
the noios for whish they receive orders.
4 JAY COOKE,
sunsCRrTfOy AuRsT PLitadripkia
" Subscriptions will be received by the First Ma
uonal Bank of Bloomsburg.
May q, lSG5.-3m
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A portion Of the bluff upon which Fort
Halleck aad several buildings wero situate
iumbIed into the Mississippi River on Fri
day last. It is probable . number Of
lives were los, by the catastrophe.
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seV- Chief Justice Built of Kentucky
has just been tried by the Legislature OF
shat State, and directed tho Governor to
remove him from Office.
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say Judge Cstron one OF the Associ.
ss, Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, died a, Nashville on We'd.
nesday last.
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BROwN AND Bo0rH.-Both names com.
msnoe with b, Both are mene'ylsbles,
Both men were traitors and murderers.--
Both met cruel fate, aud both dcserv-
ed il.
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say S. b informs us that no sent US
81 so in May from Kersey, Elk county,
Pa. 1t never came to hand. Who 90, the
money
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Arrest y John M'tcheL - JOHN NiTcH.
EL, Que Of the official corps Of the "Daily
News" was, on Wednesday last, arrested
in New York, and sent TO Fortress Mon
roe.
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sR' The Muncy Foundry, owned by W.
A. Pcsrikir, destroyed by fire Sunday
week ago. The loss was sSOO9, $4,000 Of
which was covered by insurance. On
account of tho many fires in Danville tho
fire companies have organized themselves
anOre completely.
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YOUNG MEN

who have mi urea themselves by certain practioein
dulged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions, at sch0e the effects Of which are
nightly felt, when asleep and f not cured rem.
ders marriage impossible and destroys OVth mind and
body should apply immediately.
What apity that a young man the hcpe Of our coun'
ry the pride Of his parents shouli be snatched from
ali prospects and enjoyInrnts of life by the
Qurnce Of deviHiny from the path of nature and In
dulu iny certain secret habit such persons mast
ht fpf rntt.
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The Presdent,says the New York E1
prass, has laid down certain rules for his
government, among which are TO bo un
dcrAood the following:
i.t. (And most importantly the restor
s,isu OF civil law and its operation every
whero, through the provisions OF the Con-
ttitution.
I'd. The restoration Of all (as rule) to
civil privileges who fairly repent OF tax.
ing up arms against the government, and
evihee a determination 10 be loyal men to
-ths Union aud Constitution.
Sd. All sectional principles and gov
erument to be disownec aud discounte-
rnapced,
4th. A strict construction Of the Constl-
tuition.
9th. A strictly economical sdministra.
tion Of tho Government as soon as the
present burdens Spon tho treasury can
be removed.
9Th. The reduction Of the public debt
or Of the present heavy system Of tsxstlou
Zone or bob) as speedily as prudent.
The President is in constant sowmuni
cation with tho heads Of Departments il
the hope Of carrying out these reforms
bot the most difficult task Of all 10 In stop
ping he lsals in the ttespry.
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w HiSKERSi WHISPERS 10 you
w want Nhiskers or Moustaehes Our Grecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smootlest
face chin, or hair, bald heads, in six Weeks.
Price, 81 OB Sent by mail ywheru closely ed,
ret eipt OF price. Address,
WARNER l. CO. BOX 1873, Brooklyn, N. Y.
February Is. IS65-y
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WYOMING
Insurance Company,
wiLKEs-nAURE JENNA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, = $3.50,
DIR ECTORS.

q. NJ. HoLLRHBACK. l.. ID. SHOEMAKER,
JOHN REICHARD. r. NJ HOyy,
SAMUEL WADHAM5, q. ,O<.LINf,
CHARLLS DORRANCs, WM. 3. ROSS
r. LACOK CHARLES A MINER,
siBWARr PIERCE, q N HARDING.
G.M hOLI.ENRACK, Prssidtu,.
l.. d. SHOEMAKER, Vice PresY
n. c. SMITH, SsoRkrARY.
March %, Isj' o. ,',ssbnre, Pa.
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The shortest ard riost diroct the aud tn
oil fegioul
us Trains Of the Philadelphia and Fri, Railroad
leave Northumberland avery morning for Erie arriv
ing there the afternoon Of tho day TO connect
with trains for Buffalo Cleveland, Chicago, with all
points west and connecting at Cory with all trains
[ ON the on Creek Railroad.
New and elegant sleeping cars accompany the night
trims each way bc1wecn Northumberland und Balt
| more, and Northum mbGr land and Philadelphia
II. A. FONDA Supt.
Kingston Jure IL, Lees
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From the Dispatch" Of February 25, 65


From the Dispatch" Of February IS, 65
We take pleasure iR calling the attention of our
rea aders TO the aRneuaeeEeni Of Messrs. Devaugh &
Cos Great sale OF Jewelry Silver Ware. und Fancy
Goods, in our adv ,rt sing columns. We person.
know them ~ be gentlemen Of sterling worth and in
tegrety Their tick Of goods foS variety aud extent,
We have scarcely scea 9arsileled.
From the "Mirror of Fa,hion," March
LIST, 1865.
Messrs Devasgh 4 Cos Great Ssie of Jewelry, etc ,
opened the 18th ut aud venture 10 say that no
finer ID splay goods exhibited by rstab
lishment in this CITY. Ihe ladies' throngod their ba
Laar almost to suEoCHtos, although hG streets were
rendered nearly impRssuble by tue melted snow and
sush. We predict for tben1 wonderful success
From tho "Ledger," February 30, 1865.
Our lady friends should visit the extensive establish.
ment of Mrssrs Drvaugh Co, No. Is Maiden Laao,
If they wish TO indulge themselves wi sight whCh
tn will long remember. such proiusion OF elegant
| Watches CHAINS, R@Es. Earrings and, IN short of
Jewery of every namc, kind and description, we nGv
superb and almost casts into the shade the other spen
did es,abii which have long been the boast of
our city II estimated that their stock is worth not
| less than ono million of dollars,
FROM the Tribune of April 2l 1865
An acquaintance Of over 10 yeuTs with Messrs. Gia
Tard w. Dtyaugh Il Co, HBIraHis US IN speaking III
the highest terms oi thea hoy are among our oldest
Maiden Lane jewelers. and have long enjoyed wide
aud enyisbe reputation.
From the "Staats Zeitung," April "a, '65
Many of the hauds In our offce have specu!ated IN
the EuiaTpr Of MessTs Devaugh & Co, aud though
of than have yOt realized fortune Hl express
them by worbing after ouTs have made over $500 sacI
within six weeks