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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13
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EVENING PAPERS.

nec campaign in the Southeast - Grand
- CsJ~ssg H1pedSft0a to Montgomery, Ssts'so
NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
:, Inc Ilmes' Washington dispatch announces
ina. great cavalry campaign, consisting OF
an extraordinary movement through the cot
1 T 1ul' states, as about to take place. Gems
Thomas and Wilson are to command the force,
which Will be ample for the purpose. Mont
gomeIy. Selma and Mobile are to be visited,
Candy.
The expedition will start about the middle
OF next week, from Eastrort. The opening of
the Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers, and the
occupation OF Selma, Montgomery and Mobile,
will virtually complete our military work 10
the cotton States OF the Gulf. w
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, Monday Morning, Feb. 10, 1866.
The Peace Conference.

The message of Mr.. Lincoln, in reference 10
the resolution of Congress, communicating
the result of the Peace Conference, is made
up almost exclusively Of informal diplomatic
notes, dispatches, &c, of no general interest.
II closes as follows, which covers all that re-
lates to the interview between Mr.. Lincoln
and the rebel Commissioners:
On the morning of the 3d., the gentlemen,
Messrs. Stephens, Hunter and Campbell, came
aboard of our steamer and had an interview
with The Secretary OF Stae and myself
siya1a non du alton. No question OF pre-
limiBaries to the meeting was lhen and there
made or mentioned. No other person was
present. No papers were exchanged or pro-
duced and il was in advance agre that the
conversation was to be informal and verbal
N rely. sarser brsJar~T
O our part the whole substance of the in 5
s'ruc ions TO the Secretary of State, hereinbe
fac recited, was stated and insisted upon, and
'tning was said nconsistentlherewith, while
BY the other party it was not said that IN any
event or on auy condition they ever would
consent to re union, and yet they equally
omit ed to declare that they would so consent,
They seemed to desire postponement of the
question aud the adoption of some other
coucse first, which, as some Of them seemed
W dfSnN, LutSul VI w IAub tCdu W uulOu.
but which course we thought would amount
to an indefinite postponement. R4A
The conference ended without result. ~
The following was inclosed in the message
sent to the Senate by the President:
"The Secretary of State, to whom was re
ferred resolution OF the Senate OF the Stb
inst, requesting the President of the United
.ates, il, in his opinion, it is not incompatible
with the public interest, to furnish to the Sen
ate any Information in bis possession concern
ing the recent conversation or communIca
tions with certain rebels, said to have occurr-
ed under executive sanction, including com
munications with the rebel Jefferson Davis,
aud auy correspondence relating thereto, has
the honor to report that the Senate may be re-
ferred TO a special message OF the Presidents
bearing upon the subject Of the resolution and
transmitted to the House this day. Append
ed to this report is copy of the instructions
which have been addressed to Hon. Charles
Fcancis Adams, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
at London, and which is the only correspond
ence found in this department touching the
subject referred to in the resolution. Respect
fully submitted. &E-SfA
SWIM. b. SEWARD. ~.
DEPT OF STATE, Washington, Feb. 10, 1865"
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IEilten,s InsoInb,e Cene,,t.

For wood, leather. crockery. and other substances
is the bss aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t Is in liquid firm, and nsoubIe in water or
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances comp etely. Two
bottle, with brush family packase) rs cents
each. Sold every where.
HILTON BROS. 6 Co., Proprietors, Providence,
r. I. On receipt OF 50 cents, family package viii
be sent by mail. feb5dam
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snferin0s Of the Union Men of the South. 4,
New YORK, Feb. IL.
1t appears that the rebels have lingering in
their prisons every Southern Union men now,
and civilians charged with Union proclivities.
they were made to suffer as badly as our SOL
der prisoners. Efforts are making to get up
an exchange which will release these sufferers
1t will rt quire much effort in their behalf,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13

4 Our readers will not forget the Grand Ball
that takes place at Lancaster Hall to night.
The same splendid decoration of last Friday
evening remains in the Hall. The Highland
Fling and Sailors Hornpipe, will be danced
during the evening Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies IS cents. Gents. single tick
cts 90 cts. Ladies single tickets rs cts, to all
parts OF the house. Chandler furnishes the
music.
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SAILING OF enthusiastically Da-
mascus sailed from this port for Liverpool at
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Steamship Peruvian, Capt. Ballantine, sailed
for Liverpool at 100 Sunday morning, taking
out twenty passengers, and large cargo.
The North American is the steamer due
this week from Liverpool. a ID
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Browns PApENT BABY TENDER.-Messrs
Pray & Smith, Morton Block, are the agents
for this useful invention. 1t is splendid
charge of an infant. It can be converted into
nine different articles, all of them useful in the
nursery or the parlor. See advertisement.
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FORElGN PORTS.

Ar at Alexandria, Egypt. Jan Il, ship Expounder
Irvine Fl days from Antwerp.
Ar Ct Genoa oath ult barque Edwin, Lindsey, FIN
Shields
Sid finn Messina 18th ult. barque winona, Pickett,
for New York 8 ~ aisll -
Ar at Cardiff 2lst ult, ship Pleades, winslow, I'm
Liverpool. '4aiCVak e. ',ls--'l,-0''
AT Rio Janeiro Dec rs. barqus New Light, Brown,
for Baltimore. l-Ts-N'l--
At Vera Cruz 2sd ult, brig H G Berry, Colson, I'm
New York, ar 22d.
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FROM OUR ooRarspoaprNr

KENNEBUNKPORT, Feb 10 Ar, schs Frank.
Chard VIM Penn, Gus tis, and Superior, Bragdon,
Boston III ~ VI 'as -
LAUNoHED-From the yasd of Mr. David CLARK,
fine while oak ship of 1927 tons, called III Dorado
She was built and is owned by Col VIM Thompson,
and others, of X. The work has been don5 en-.
trely by the day and the best material ed and put
together under the personal sIperntendance OF the
owners. % XXI
There are two other vessels now at the wharves
fitting for sea, and there vessels upon the
stocks in different stages of compilation.
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coLGATE,s HONEY soAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials.
Is mild and emollient in ts nature. frsgrantay
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the SKIN. For Sale by all Druggists aud Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan3ld1yr.
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The SEvEN-THIRTIEs.--O readers will
notice in another column an advertisement of
this loan. We shall refer to it again, and point
out some Of its advantages both to those who
take it and to our Government. 1t affords
fine opportunity fora safe and profitable in
vestment and at the sametime gives the people
good chance for the exercise Of patriotism.H
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DIED.

In this city, Feb u, Mr. Waiter Hatch aged So yrs
- Funeral on Wednesday afternoon. at o'clk,
from his late residence, No 10 Summec street.
In Buffalo, N Y, Jan "a, henry Toilet, formerly
CT Portland aged 26 years.
In Cumberland. Feb IL, Alice Cushing daughter
of Eph aim and Mary Sturdivant, aged II years.
RFuneral ON Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
V-The funeral services of the late Col Edward
Seaman will take place on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence of Mr. Stevens, No
100 Cumberland street. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. 81
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rHtHE In diyidual who took tho Coat from 4, nta
hoom Of Lancaster Hall last evening, win please
Ietnrn It to Colley, Burnham & Cos, immedia ejy.
2, ne II BE- exposed. he was discovered msEitIo
hts mistake by lady. n Ssh IS'"S
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MARRIED..

In Dexter. John x Ranscol and Miss Mary Ell
der, both of B also. Joshua Works and Miss Liz
zie d ,eld both of Bangor. hN4
In Rockand. Feb 8, Joshua Rowe and Miss Car
oliue 8 X Eating. eA
Maria Lurvey. sH A.
In Brewer, Feb Z, Ezra stearns and Miss Lucia
N Hilfsrty g4 isn1 .a-sm
In Winterport. Feb !. Joshua Haskell. I'd, of Deer
Isle. and Miss Eliza Hardy of Frankfort.
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Barque W Holbrook. (of Portlandl from st Mar
tins tor Boston, arrived at HOLINESS Holo 9th, with
sails split having encountered continued heavy nor.
therly gales.
Barque Fanny Hamilton, Dyer, ut New York from
Palermo, repo, U.s. in heavy gale of Sardinia lost
fore and maintopsail and courses. ji0 and mantop-
sal; had decks swept stove hatch houses, and long
boat; carried away cutwater and figure head, and
received other damage aRi
Brig Potomac, (of Searsport) Perkins, at N York
from New Orleans, had heavy weather, split sails, &C,
and started leak. -. I
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ON or about The Sd inst, in the read leading fom
euliu New Gloucester, sum OF money. The ewn-
or caa have the same by calling on the suhsoriber
j. r STINCHFIELD,
Upper Gloucester, Feb 10. 1856. febladlw
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SatuF0ay..s.......'... F0DfuAry lie
ARRIVED.
Steamship st David, tBr) Arid. Liverpool via
Londonderry II experienced strong variable
winds throughout the passage with heavy 80 s; Sth
inst. A N, passed steamer bound e. supposed the
Hibernian. sat.5t atI S7Y @4i
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb. Boston.
Brig Pleiades, (Brl Collins, Demarara via Holmes
Hole. gfl it'
Brig Almon Rowell. Boyd, Cardenas. aa
Sch Harmony. (Brl Nicholson, Boston.
Sch Texrs. Day. Boston. Il 40
Sch Ellen Norman, Hamilton, Boston.
ls CLEARED. li
Steamship Peruvian, tBrl Ballantine. Liverpool
H q Allan.
Brig Rio Grande, Lawrence. Matanzas-Isaac L
Came i.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Weber. Boston-R York
Son. ~.
SAILED = wind W-steamship Damascus; brig
chas Wesley; schs Maracaibo, Ella Hold don, and
othe 8. a-f :. "a &
sunday............., February ~,
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Dr.. T. MERwIN, of Boston, was cured Of
badness Of seven years standing, by the use
of Burnett's Cocoaine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13

- a. eminent French sculptor has been Or
dered by the Emperor to make medallion
= n1~.s - - M marble, for the new opera-house
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CONSTELLATION FREE.
Read This.

Z From 50 to $40 per day made by selling Dresser's
Prize Pao ages. Agents Wanted. e g3e4
Address, ala.a L. DRESSER,
febsd2m. Portland. Name Box1.2
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DR.. Kelley in Portlan
FREE ADYICE

Tuesday ard "Wednesday. February l4ih and 18Th.
at DR.. =. B Adams ONCE, 2i4 Congress, corner Of
Pearl street. ~
FREE ADVICE, a
To the sick, on di seases of the Lungs Liver Head
Kidneys, spleen. sc. Also all affections Of ths
Nerves. Muscular and Glandular system. 60 AL
INN urities the Blood, manif sted By Pimples,
Uicers,, Sores, Cancers, SO. dsIf HE7lF&
Z All Of Kelley pr pararions are to be had of Mrs
DR.. Adams uaft 70 feb9d1ws
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Look, Look !!

500 Buff Envelopes Only s1.a6,
AT DRESS ER's OLD STAND,
g 90 Exchange St.. above the Post Once.
febsd4ws
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A American Girl to do housework. None need
Apply at II Church 81. febi3dSt
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Pc -uvian-1963 bbls -four. 1913 boxes
meat 3s pkgs butter 23S bbls potash As hhds toblc
co. 81 bales badders 81 chests tea, IL cases leather,
cases sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13

Steamer Lewiston, knight, Boston XII
Sen G Young, strout, Bonaire via Holmes Hole
SAILED-wind SW-steamship Peruvian
Sailed Friday, barque Florence Peters; brigs Rus.
sian, and Timothy Field aat 'lft-
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To the World!
h Na4GR8n88 .I-sHoM-- Ea
W. Harvey, M. D. & Practical Chemist.

After several years OF close study and experiment
I have perfected my CHEMICAL lEHALATIoNs,
which have already CONNER ced, aud are sure to rev.
olntionze the old systems of practice The celebra
ted Physicians, George Capron, NJ. d. and David
B. Sack, M. D., ioretold to the word in 1856 what
have now accomplished. Hear what they then
said in regard to that fatal and prevalent disease
CoNsuMPTIoN: ..The belief that people never can
recover from consumption consider to be super
stitious and absurd There is no more difficulty in
the healing tuberce in the lungs, then the heal
lag of scrofulous tuberce in any 9th part of the
dy, provide the lungs and general health are not
too much FRUSTRATED. Nor do despair ofthed
coyery of RENE lies which shall yet reach and SUR
dasthis hitherto fatal disease and render 1t as
BILE as the fever and agleo the syphilis We believe
the remedy for this disease will came in the form Of
gas or yapor, which shalt be breathed iato the
lungs and ope ate locally upon the liberation, there
by reaching the seat of he disorder. New gases
will probably De discovered, and essential improve
msnts made in the administration of those which are
Tready known" Where there Is sufficient vitality
.e.t in the phyrica system TO procure action,
always, with my CHI mical Limitations, restore the
patient co health and in very short. My Chemi
cal Limitations are no more speedy and cfhcacious
in the treatment o consumption than the Chemical
Iehalations which prepare for all of ths following
diseases, viz
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Palpitation,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Catarrh, Eruptions,. Asthma,
Bronchitis Scrs ula, Liver Complaints, Nervous
ness from whatever cause, Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rbeum, Eryeipelas, Mersurial Diseases, Kidney Com
plaints syphilis, Female Weakness Of all kinds In
voluntary Seminal Emissions, or Weakness of the
Genital Organs, and in fact ali diseases req iring
purif cation Of the blood. have special treatme MT
for all diseases ofthe Scalp. which fails; Dam
druf entirely and esctually removed In one weeks
time BY my Oh m cal Preparation. My Limitations
ualise any other given for remedial purpos
Is, and can BE- obtained only at the offices which
have established. An office will be established in
every city in this State.
8hH CONSULTATION FREE. 49,
You can call and receive full explanation.
nB-Ofice 24l Congress St., Portland, Ne.
an preparing medical work, which will be BEN
ecial to the word containing all particulars in
gard 10 the diseases treat with my special mode of
treatment, When published, due notice will be Civ.
en-. RELIABLE Physicians wanted to established Of
fees with my mode of treatment in the cities
throughout this aud other States.
Testimonials Of the success Of my treatment can
be seen at my office. Office hours from to IL M,
and from 2 to 8 P. NJ.
Reliable Medical references freely furnished to
those who may wish It, as l am no travelling hum
bug. fsbl3d1w
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IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship st David-i case mdss,
A Xxx Co; 68 cases do. dol 469 bdls hoop iron
to order; 10 cases barrel. pkgs. j Prindia; ga
cases, ACT Z Co; / case, Ihos Paddock; bdls
plates. Thos Swingard. e8f 90 1853
B0NAIRE. Sch + Young-1765 bushels salt, to
.Waldron True. 1if fc lraat ing
D2MARARA. Brig Pleiades-2l2 hhds molasses,
to Thos Little. Quebec.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-13
PASSENGERS.

In the Peruvian. for Liverpool-Sarah Armstrong,
Jas Parker, Rev + Tate Hugh Clarke, Capt Angle
ton, Andrew Zelfer, Frank Earl. Capt Has tley,
Lineourner. Capt Ocker,on and 10 others
Gown, Mr. Coles Mr. Shppard, Mr. Carter, Mr. Dem
ton, Mr. Steele, and liz in the steersge.
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w A n r. EMS

water-P Proof and Leather Preserver,
FOR ROOTS AND SHOES.
For saleat Mr. j. W. MAEsrIELD,s Store, ia
Middle st, Portland, Me. dec2ldSw2m
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New Steam Grist Will.
Nos Mechanics Mill, corner of York and
,,., LrTrLEFIEL & WILSON,
'eoAsuA"~ Proprietors,
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wanted.
Wanted ImmeiliafeIy.

ANOUR good Cgs.om Ccat. and Two Pant Makers,
l at A. ID. REEVES, ss Exehap re st. feIlslw
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ORIGINAL ASD sELEcraD.

3~The death of the mother Of twenty five
children Is recorded in the Irish papers
81 is proposed to changethe name of Tenn
pie Place, in Boston, to Everett street.
% The Indians call the telegraph the whis-
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lature on Agriculture only few DAYS since.
His disease was lung fever and it was only q
short time before his death that his case was
considered dangerous. No man was perhaps
better known to the people of this State than
DR.. Holmes, and many will be the regrets at his
death. As teacher and editor he had few equals
and no superiors. 90 %
The recent great Ere in Philadelphia seems
to have been the result of storing large ouauti-
ties of dangerous article in an improper ,lace.
The Press says: councils have been repeatedly
petitioned to forbid the storage of petroleum in
the city proper. 1t was known long ago that
burning oil cannot be easily extineuished by
water; and that the indammable nature of oil
makes its storage near crowded localities piece
of objectionable recklessness. - 81
ELewiston has about sixty four men to
raise to fill her quota. The City Government
and the citizens are at work with will They
hope to succeed without a draft, and without the
Intervention of brokers. A very large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held in Central Hall,
Friday evening, presided over by Mayor Ham,
which was addressed by the chairman, by Judge
Luce of Auburn, and by j. 7. Gilman of this
city. The East Auburn Brass Band was in at
tendance, and the occasion was very pleasant
one. So
81 Ben Wood is very sad at the detection of
his brother Fernando from the peace party. He
waits for full report Of Fernandez war speech
before proceeding to lay him out in his Daily
News and contents himself for the present by
saying: ''We cannot understand the motive that
has occasioned this sudden change of base on
the part of one upon whose constancy, tact and
energy we relied to yindicate the cause to which
we are devoted but we cannot disguise the fact
that Mr.. Wood stands to-day in antagonism
with his own previous record, and has pro-
nounced himself coercionist to all intents and
purposes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-20
mn PLNN SINIPLE!

The name OF each article offered for salc-as Gold
Hunting Watch, cold Oval Band Bracelet, "Peari
Brea,tpIn and bar Drops, Gold Enamelled Ring,
''>ilvcr Plated Cake Basket, Sc is written card
and enclosed iu scaled envelope; these envelopes
then placed m drawer and well mixed then aS
order received, with twenty-five ceuts Tor return
postage and other charges OF the cards ecrth-
cate, B, taken 40 random and sent by first mail the
customer, who rl 90 hd he q,f for One Do
t 10 he Is pleased with his Fortune ne eau forward
the according % directions the certificate and
the prize. 10 the article awarded should be
suited % the purchs>ers Tor example, set of Pearl
Etr-DrOp~ aud brvtsipu 90 young man who could not
wear them, amt had uu Que 90 give them tO-we will
send any other article from the department Of tho
catalogue ut equal price which may be preferred. or
H. for red,uu You choose 90 venture further,
then YOU the matter drop whore IL b. aud spend
% more Examine carefully uir rgtalo.upt
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CON PENs An pENcILs.

1900 Gold Pens, silver Extension Holders. S3to Sl0
l-.oo Gold Pens, silver Mounted Hoder>,
suUI Gold Pens. Gold Is
tlvo Gold pens with Gold Extension Holders, 10 -
tnou GoIt Pens, cold Holders aud Pencils, 10 81
Elun M.LI n.mULL. III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-20
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored 10
health in few weeks by q very simple reme-
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
unprecedented by desire TO benefit
the afflicted, il anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it he will cheerfully send a
copy OF the prescription used tree of charge),
free with full and eXpliyit directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using the same, which they
viii find a SURF CURE for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of the adver.
tiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, ard spread information which he con
ceiyes TO be invaluable, and he hope, every suf.
ferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD a. wills On,
Willamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
my I6-eodAW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-20

Editor of Wing, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sr-With your permission | wish to say
to the readers of your paper that will send by
return mail TO all wishing it Qree) a Recipe,
with full directions for making and using s.m-
pie Vegetable Balm, that will efFectually remove
in ten days Pimpes, Blotches, Tan, Freckles,
and all impurities OF the skin, leaving the same
soft clear, smooth and beautiful.
| will also mail fee TO those having Bald
Heads, or Bare faces, simple directions and in.
formation that will enable them TO start a full
growth of LuXuriant Hair, Whiskers, or Nous
tact e. in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
myl6-eod4w S3l Broadway, New York.
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WATCH DEPARTMENT..
JEwTLRY DEPARTMENT.

900 Diamond Ring, $ioto $50
$40 t,suj-' Diamond Pins, loo
uHHu Gents California Diamond Pins, 10
$1,000 Gents California Diamond Rings, Il
s.Uu Gents Gold and Eutmol,t Fob Chains, 40
$3.50 Gents Gold r,t chains, 20
IHUu Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons. 10
itun Pair Gyuj~ tult and Euam. sleeve Buit0ns3 10
1su sets gents Gold studs,
$500 Gent. >'Hlr 80. uui ~isuet Ring, II
,Hgr Gents Stone So, aud >igne' Enam Ring. Is
tJUn I.aIIt~' Gold NecS tEJsu-. 30
ingr Gold oval Band Bracelets 10
tflp 6r.d and Je, Bracelets, L.
5000 Iuid and EuJrbolrt Bracelets. Is
5000 Gold INgfrIdin hliu>. 20
jIHu Pair iatlr- Gold sleeve Butfons :
5000 Pair Ladies' Guld Enamclrd sleeve BufionSI To-
$500 Solitaire Cold Brooches. I.
tUr Coral. opal aHj Emerald Broochc-, L.
5000 Gold cameo and Pearl Ear Drops. ;
7Uvo Mosaic jet, Layg eud for-uijur Ear Drops %
10000 Coral, opal and Emerald Ear-DrOp~. 10
lOUD0 Miniature LY,Ent>, Ia
10000 Miniature Lgchot>---magic spring, =
It-'' Plain Gold Rings. -
IuUrD sets Ladies JrWalrv, Gold and Jet, .,
IUUHu sets i.dIsr InwvIrv, Cameo Pearl, Nc.. = =,
lUo'u Ladies 6llt and Jet Bracelets, T.
10000 Ltdic- Gilt and jet Hat supporters, To-
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

will be charged tor any article list and this
the purchaser need not pay until he kHos hat hr i
ocff This plan sccords with the method recently he
cone popular for disposug OF large stocks Of Jewel
~ aud similar productions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-20
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.

Tho Goods are OF fashionable styles and most excel
lent workmanship and are sacrificed ia this manner "a
relieve the propriet0rS from embarrassment OccasOnCd
bv dstractiug civil war. Il should be prominently
.ilt.l. also. that they are mostly VI
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American Manufacture

and therefore greatly superior 10 the goods imported
from abroad aud hHwked about a. the cheapest ever
sold The simple dug ON imported goods, aud the high
pTs.niu1p Got al foreign bills are payable in god
amount % moro than the entire cost Of many the
ele, offered By % public To facilitate the sale