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r| SPECIAL NoTICE.-From and

49, SPECIAL NorIcE.-From and
after THIS DATE the steamer JOHN H. PAR
KER, Captain L. MCKowS, will, in addition to
her connection with Government, continue her
daily trips to DREWRY'S and CHAFFIN'S
BLUFFS, for the accommodation Of Passengers and
Freight. leaving her wharf at Rockets every morn
ing at 4 o'clock. and every evening at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Chaffin's Bluff every morn
ing at 81 O'clock, and every evening at O'Clock,
stopping at all the landings on the river.
Persons travelling by this Steamer will procure
proper passports or papers.
FARE, ZACH ........".................."S4.
Those belonging to the Army or Navy, half price.
NH l5-2ts
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n~Cprcr.r ArrrNr,oN &c ran,ocfad +

eW SPECIAL ATTENTION is requested to
the SALE THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock, of vaua-
Bile REAL ESTATE, on Marshall street, adj oin-
ing the Medical College, advertised by I. 7. Giles
Commissioner.
At the same time will be sold lot Of OLD
BRICKS.
At II o'clock NJ, we will sell large quantity Of
CORD WOOD. See advertisement.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NIB Is AuctioneerS
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~ ORDER No. 9-RICHMoND ENcAMP-
MESr, No. Sir Knights: You are hereby sum
msned to attend a meeting Of RICHMOND EN-.
CAMPMENr, No II, OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARS,
at the Masonic Hall. in the city OF Richmond,
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT at O'Clock.
BY ordepf the NJ E; Grand c9n NINA n r n
Attest: JAMES f. RIDDICk, Recorder.
Richmond, March l6, X. I. 745, A. D. 1863.
NH l4-2t
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DIED.

On Monday night, the 18th instant. after lin
ge,ing illness with consumption, Mrs. LYDIA
CRANE GOODWIN, in the thirty-fourth year OF
her age wife OF Mills B. Goodwin and daughter of
the late George Steel, Of this city.
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock, from the Second Baptist Church. corner
Of Sixth and Main streets. Friends and &C
Quantances are invited to attend.
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fH INK, INK, INK.-Use none but
the BEST. Such YOU will find HOVER & CO.'S
WRITING FLUID. Warranted of superior quality.
Try it, and you will not be disappointed. Price,
reasonably in bottles various Sizes and on
dral2lA. Also. INDELIBLE INK, in walls, tho.
4; under Exchange, Fourteenth street. NH l5-lte
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NH Is

~ AUCTION NoTIcE.-1n conse-
quence of the excitement in the city, our auction
sale of Brandy, Sorghum, Cotton Yarns, Osnaburgs,
Clothing, Furniture, Trimmings, Paper, Envelopes.
et-Knives Coarse and Fine Combs, Black Lead
Pencils, &c, will be postponed until WEDNESDAY
MORNING, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock. One
very fine set OF CHINA forty pieces for sale
privately. The fine Carpet in former advertise
ment is sold. BURTON s. WALLACE,
NH l4-2t Auctioneers.
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We ARE AUTHORIZED to announce
Captain JOHN +. NcELHENNY a candidate fo
COMMISSIONER Of PUBLIC WORKS for tn
First District Of Virginia. NH lit
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1.-TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
i WARD.-My house was broken into on the nigh
of the 18th of February and the following amount
of SILVERWARE stolen therefrom:
dozen large silver Table Spoons,
l dozen silver Dessert Spoons,
l dozen silver Tea Spoons,
dozen large silver Forks,
l dozen small silver Forks,
/ silver Rckle-Knife and Fork,
small silver Ladies.
All the above marked With the letters J. E.. T..
Also, l small silver Spoon and Fork for child,
marked L. W. +.
For the recovery Of the above articles will nav
the above reward. If any of them are found,
will give a reward in proportion.
J. NJ. TALBOT,
corner Nineteenth and Broad streets.
NH l0-5ts
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.-TO
ID THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST DISTRICT :
In compliance with calls made upon me. through
the public prints and otherwise, announce myself
a CANDIDATE fer. he Office Of Commissioner of the
Board of Public Works for the First District
have only to say here that regard it as posi-
ton Of very great responsibility and importance,
and, if elected, shall feel gratitcd if by my best
efforts, I can be useful to the country at a time
when no man is justified in withholding his utmost
energies from the public service.
w. T. SUTUERLIN.
DANvILLE, VA, February %, 1865.
NH 1-3t2awtde
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OST, on the 9th instant. gold hunt
~ ing-case English patent lever) WATCH. No.
1896. The finder will be literally rewarded bv
leaving the same at this office
NH l5-3ts JOHN r WINnER
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OST, in going from Thirteenth and
- Gary streets to Broad street, one GOLD EAR
RING, with red stone set, the hook being broken
reward Of twenty dollars will be paid if LEFT at
THIS once. NH l5-2ts
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DERSONAL.-K. X. L. would like te
Il know the whereabouts of her former guar
dian and friend, EDWARD WILSON JACK, o.
vicIs6nrg' Mississippi formerly Of Jefferson county
Richmond. Virginia, the information will be Tor
warded to her. NH lS-3t'
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THO THE VOTERS OF THE TWEEN.
Il TY-SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF CARO-
LINE AND SPOTSYLVANIA.-I respectfully an
nOunce myself as candidate for reelection to
seat in the Senate Of Virginia
NH 4-2mw4ts VIM D. QUESENBERRY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Egg HENR1co CoUNTY.-Election day,
THURSDAY, March 23d For HOUSE OF DE-
LOCATES JOSEPH J. ENGLISH. NH l5-3ts 9
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OST, the DIAMOND SET from a
i ring. The finder will be handsomely re-
warded by leaving it with
WEST & JOHNSTON,
me ls--ot' No. AS Main street
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NOR MEMBER OF THE HTSTTNG

nor MEMBER OF THE HUSTINGS
COCRT.-As the time approaches for the
April elections for the city, it becomes necessary to
select such persons suitable for the various
Offices. 1t is also important to select such as are
competent and beyond the conscript age. For
member Of the Hastings Court for Madison Ward
We recommend WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, of the
American Hotel. as u suitable person to be voted
for at the ensuing election
NH l3-3ts MANY VOTERS.
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November 23 1868.
Order No. l.
From time to time, prisoners of war
have escaped from this camp, notwith-
standing extraordinary measures have
been resorted to heretofore in order to
stop such escapes. Every facility has been
furnished you for the transaction of your
business and for the receipt of the COM
forts Of life from your friends that could
be given to you. A very few Of you
have appreciated the fact that we are
giving you more than is furnished any
other military prison, North or South,
while the majority have not, but have
treated us meanly in return.
We now resort to the rules of civil
lied warfare-and make it necessary that
each man, for his own protection, shall
see that his companions do not escape,
nor attempt to escape.
Hereafter, for every prisoner who shall
escape, or attempt to escape, whether by
bribing the guards or otherwise, one SER
geant, from the same company or regi-
ment, will be taken and placed in close
confinement, and the regiment will be
kept at its barracks under strict guard.
By order of the Colonel Commanding.
LEyANr G. RHINEs,
Captain and Commissary Of Prisoners
of War.
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HAVING OPENED A SCHOOL at
IL my residence. corner Of Eighteen1h ana
Broad streets. tor children under thirteen. can
take few more HOHOLAR0. The usual Engush
branchss and music will Be taught.
nh l-sr Agss KEUGE md LxWEk4yAs
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OST, a SERVANT GIRL, named
IL Minerva; about ten years of age very bright
complexion; straight hair; was sent from my resi-
dcnce, OH Third, between Clay and Leigh, to the
corner Of Seventh and Clay Streets about IL O'Clock
on Thursday, the 9th instant, and has not been
heard from since. She had on when she left dark
homespun dress and check apron. liberal reward
will be paid for any information of her whereabouts
JULIUS GERST
NH l3-3ts 1919 Broad street.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Lost, in passing from NJ street, Church Hill,
on Broad to st. Peters Church, on Grace street,
on Thursday merning, pair of GOLD SPEC
TACLES, i'll The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving them at the Dispatch
office. mh l3-3ts
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In THE MAYoR's Corar,
RIcHxoSD, Va, March IA, 1865.
DERSONS FROM THE COUNTRY.
bringing provisions to the city, are assured
that their horses will not be impressed otherwise
disturbed and to alay all apprehensions upon the
subject, have obtained the following order from
Colonel Cole, the officer having in charge the im-
pressmeEt Of horses and other animals.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
OYFrcz INsPECrol- CENTRAL FrDLDl
TRANSPORTATION, March IA, 1865. !
Animals employed in bringing into the city mar.
keting provisions Of any kind will not Be- im-
pressed or taken possession of by any Of my ocoes
or agents. A. H. COLE,
Major and Inspector General
NH l5-2t Field Transportation.
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A IL PERSONS FROM WHOM
"A horses and mules have been impressed during
the past three days viii appear ct Bacon Quarter
claims adjudicated by board Of referees. Those
who have had animals released to be returned when
called for will bring them forward ct II o'clock II.
RICHARD v. GAINES,
Captain and Inspector Field Ttansportation.
NH l5--lt
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OST, at the Monumental Church.
on Sunday morning last, BLUE BERAGE
VEIL with white border and brown ribbon string.
liberal reward Will be given by leaving it at j. III.
ANTHONY'S, corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
NH l5-lts
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EAMILY CARRIAGE.-A ROCKA.
IL WAY, in fine order, with seats for four par
sons, arranged Tor horse, foe sale, harness In.
Guided. Apply second door lspm Ninth, on Breed
street, mhl$-lts
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KID GLOVES, HATS, &c.
IN case extra FRENCH FELT HATS,
IL dozen PARIS KID GLOVES, assorted
~ gross super FRENCH LASTING BUT
. TONS,
30 gross extra PARIS BONE BUTTONS,
IS dozen MEMS NERINO SHIRTS,
Super BLACK ITALIAN SEWING SILK.
The above very scarce and desirable goods in
store end for sale BY KENT, PAINE Z CO.
NH l5-2t
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
day night, the 9th instant, a medium-sized PALE.
RED COW; marks not recollected; very heavy
with calf: expect she has had the calf. For any
information that may lead to her recovery the
above reward will be paid, W K SI.EnJ1
at Chlef-of-Pohce Office, Confederate States.
NH l4-2t~
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PERSONAL.

ERSON AL. - Major SAMUEL
COOPER will be SO very Kind as to call and
see me Immediately, as wish to see him on busi-
ness Of importance [mh l5-2t'] S.
TOHN McGEHEN, company E, Seventh
e Tennessee regiment, is very i'll, in Ward ?,
First Division Chimborazo Hospital, and desires TO
see his brother, SAMUEL McGEHEN.
NH l4-3ts
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DOR SALE, three very likely NE.
GROES-one woman forty-eight years old:
very healthy, and q good cook and washer. Tho
other. woman, tweLty-thre years old, and her
child. eighteen months old very healthy. Sho
is frst-rate washer and irOner, good house SER
want and a good sewer. I will trade for country
produce at fair prices. Inquire ct Mr.. GEORGE
BAGBY'S store, Cary street. NH lS-lts
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ELECTION NOTICES.

NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w NOUNCE MIR. HUGH w. SHEFFEY a
CANDIDATE for reelection to the HOUSE OF
DELEGATES from Augusta county.
NH lj-tde
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OST, on yesterday, ON Broad street,
between Fourth street and Brook avenue, q
SMALL COL BREASTPIN-a vine in shape of q
knot. with Spray of coral in the centre. It is
highly valued as keepsake. The finder will be
rewarded BY leaving it at this Office mh LIZ
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I w. GLAZEBROOK, ESQ You are
i - respectfully solicited by many voters in all
three wards i'll the city of Richmond to announce
yourself a candidate for election to the next LE-
GISLATURE. By so doing you will greatly oblge
MANY VOTERS.
Wing please copy. NH lt-lt.
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WANTED TO HIRE, GIRL about
w eighteen years old The best recommends
tions required. Address w. A. MAURY
NH 14-3t' care of r. II. Maury & Co.
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NOTICE.-Came to my house, on the
~ Nine-mile road. two miles from the city, on
the 9th instant, BAY HORSE. With blase face;
left hind foot white; very low in order, and about
seven years Old. The owner viii please come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. NH 15-3t'I GEORGE r. OLPHIN.
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EOR RENT, DWELLING HOUSE.
Il on Twenty-seventh and 8 streets, containing
five rooms, with kitchen, stables etc. Apply u the
subscribers residence, near the Chimboraxo Hospi-
tai, or at his stall, at the Old Market.
NH l3-3ts FRED. BRAURR
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NOR MAGISTRATE.-JA MES F.
H. benson, Esq, will be voted for at the en-
suing election for MAGISTRATE OF MONROE
WARD. He will please signify his willingness to
serve Election Day, Wednesday, 5th of April.
mn l5--tde MANY VOTERS.
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OST, on Wednesday evening last, by
IL Miss F. E. CLAIBORNE, on Leigh, between
Sixth and Ninth streets. or between Leigh and
BROAD. on Ninth, Clay or Tenth, FITCH vICTO-
RINE. If the finder will leave the same at the
Dispatch office liberal reward will be paid BY the
owner. NH 15-ats
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OSI, between Antoni's saloon, Main
Il street, and corner First and Grace streets, an
1NDIA-RUBBER TOBACCO BAG, marked Lieu
tenant James A. Collins, Planners Battery, Has
kel's battalion, First corps A. NV, containing
between twelve and fifteen hundred dollars in Con-
tederate notes. The finder will be literally re-
walded by leaving it at the Dispatch Office.
NH l4-2ts
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WANTED TO RENT, by the 22d in~
w slant, neat FURNITURE FOR A SMALL
HOUSE. The furniture will be used with care.
Address Il. II. HENDERSON, box l,lOO.
NH l4-3ts
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Taken
~ from the front Of the Arlington House, last
night, large BAY MARE she has q star in the
forehead when taken her name was plated. Had
On Mcclellan saddle, With English cloth. FIFTY
DULLAkS REWARD will be paid for her II LETT
with Captain I. T. Smith, Belvin's Block
G. +. JONES,
NH l5-2ts Quartermaster Hunton,s lnicadc.
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OFFICE OF CoMMIssARy OF PR1soS.\
CAMP DoUoLAs, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
November %, 1868.
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WANTED TO RENT, a SMALL
W HOUSE, with six eight rooms, with
Kitchen, &c, attached, within five minutes walk of
Capitol Square. in desirable neighborhood. Adj
dress T., box 1872 Richmond NH l4-lOt
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WANTED. Il wish to employ an
w OVERSEER for the balance of the year.
None need apply unless well qualified for the busi-
ness and exempt from the army. / have very
superior WASHER, 1RONER and COOK, with
four small children, for whom will pay reasona-
Bile amount for the balance Of the year.
lnh 7-law2w u. G. WINFREE.
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WANTED TO RENT, Immediately,
w about three or four miles from the CITY, a
small FARM, well TILED with furnished or unfur-
nished house, but the former preferred, together
with team and all the necessary farming UTENSILS
also wish to hire No NEGRO GARDENER,
over forty-fve years of age. Address A. B., box
l95 post-otiice. NH l3-6t*
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EOR RENT, a FURNISHED ROOM,
in one Of the cottages Of the Ballard House,
With gas. References required. NH 4-2t~
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DOR RENT.-Four large and desirable
IL ROOMS, ut the corner OF Clay and Fourth
streets, for rent, with the furniturewei arranged
for the accommodation Of q family.
NH l4-2t JAMES n. TAYLOR
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.1Ql2, aEl4YM Arp lzqf1l.

-Ma& ! q 9 q !.
2TRAYED on STOLEN h0m T.. Boz,
~ alsuAs stable, teaWeeA 1ightasn4h Gnd Nina.
tenth streets, on Monday evening, oAs MACK
HORSE, very poor, with white sfreak dGWn hid
very much acarfed up about the legs, and sor.
place under his jaw. Amy one returning the said
horse and mule, or either Of them. 70 ssid stable
shall be literally rewarded, or give information %
that can get them again.
NH lite n0DDIN
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nor RENT, three or four ROOMS.
IL furnished OF unfurni.hed. to gentlemen only,
within ten minutes walk of the capitol. Board
convenient: References required. Addressx. 7. T..
Dispatch Office. NH l4-Sts
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WANTED TO RENT, an UNFUR.
w NISHED HOUSE OR SUITE of ROOMS, in
pleasant part OF the city, with Kitchen Best OF
reference gwen. Address o. F., through post
office, stating terms, &c. NH If-sts
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Mrs. Maxwell.s T.sllmOaIal.

UtJ AUIA DC %. i6bZ.
Knowing positively that Reeves; AM
brosia Produced beautiful head of hair
for MFs. Lizzie Shepherd, Of Brooklru,
New York, | was induced, thereby, 10 use
il thoroughly. needed something for my
hair, il being short aud thiu-hsd used one
half dozen bottles when could plainly
notice an increase IN us length, strength
and beauty. An experience Of about ivy
years has proved complete success. NO
haii is now By measurement, four feet ten
inches in length, nearly reaching the floor.
| tave allowed my photograph TO proclaim
the merits OF Reeves AmbIosia 10 the
world.
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RfGMENT af'er Regiment have been ar
irving IN Harrisburg during the last Few
days. We notice the 209lh and 2lOth Regis.
in which there are a number of Columbia
county boys, have come to that place. The
l4lrl and l42d Regis. have also arrived
there. The penns5 Ivania boys are being
discharged rapidly. The Government does
not pay ,hetn The lall amoun. of their bounty
money, which, we think is entirely wrong.
1t was through rhe iRddcemenls, held out
10 these mein, in the shape of large boun-
ties, that won them TO the service Had
no these bcunnes heen offered volunteer
ins would have been slim. The money
took them 10 the service, aud wa say pay
them.
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81, s 6 5 @, o @ ID SE.
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS. sc,
C. s. HAsKINS e. CO.,
SO Befkmon STREET. NetC Yark
offer the following Inducements 10
EEugeFs OF Valuable
= s 3 = ) - - s z

S8 NEZ Es1I q ls2 ~
Having been CI lrrg ume engage G
the Packet business. and established oni
fenut alton for prom PtGess and reliability
and possessing great facilities for selling
JEW elry II his Nsy, We are confident thai
We can give satisfaction TO all who feel
disposed 10 paironIZe Us
$3.50 600 WORTH OF WATCHES, DIA-
mond Pins, Chains, &C., to he sold Tor Ore
Dollar each, without regard 10 valne. aud
rol 10 be paid for until you know what you
are to receive.
JUST LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING LIST
OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOR 0NE
DOLLAR EACH
I75 Watches Handsomely eBerayed ana
warranted perfect time keepers) varying
m prices from go 90 TO $40 90 each.
z25 Ladies' wa iches, solid gold hunting
cases. SOS 90 each,
250 Gen,lemeu's silver watches I ) 90
TO % 0C each.
$500 Latest style vest and neck chains
1 sc TO 80 90 each
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins,
80 10 % 90 each.
1900 California diamond ear drops, 90
70 3 90 each.
600 Miniature and eusmeH ed gems
scar( pins, new styles, 90 10 10 90 each.
1000 Masonic and emblem pins, 90 TO
10 90 each.
500 Gold band bracelets, engraved and
plain. 90 10 90 90 each.
3 900 Je and Mosaic brooches, 90 10
20 90 each.
1000 Cameo brooches, rich patterns, yeTy
tasty. 3 90 to so 90 each.
500 Floienline and Lava pins, tie real
article, 4 90 TO 10 90 each.
3 500 Lava aud Floreltine ear drops.
90 10 10 90 each.
900 Coral ear drops, 4 90 to 90 each
600 Ladies' Chaielaine chains, JET and
gald. 5 90 tc 20 60 each.
O00 Gents 7ins, splendid Assortment,
90 to IS 90 each.
1000 Solitaire sleeve buttons, entirely new
styles, 90 to ) 90 each.
5000 Studs and sleeve buttons, IN seis.
very rich, 90 to Is 90 each.
600 Sleeve buttons. plain. enamelled
and engraved, ? O0 to s co each
10 900 PLAIN aud handsomely engraved
rings, , 80 to 10 90 each
900 Spring lcekets, double case, richly
engraved, 90 TO 10 90 each
5000 Sets ladies' lewelry, new and latest
STYLES, 90 to l2 90 each.
1000 Gold pens, and handsome silver
eases, 90 to 10 90 each.
This e niire list OF beautiful and valuable
goods v IN be sod for Ore Dollar Each =
Certificates of all the above articles will be
placed in envelopes, aad ssalsd These
envelopes are seat by mail, Is uttered,
without regard 10 choice. On the recelpi
of The Certificate you will see what you
are TO have, and then ii is at your option TO
send oue dollar aud take the article, OF not
Five Certificates can be ordered for 81;
eleven for 81; thirty five for 50; sixty-fve
for SO; and one hundred for SIS. We
wilt send single Cerli6oaie or The receipt
of % cents.
G. s. HASKINS s. Co,
Box 1870. SO Bsekman 81, n Y
Bloomsburg. April 5ih, 1865.
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THr cOl1m6ia Co. Republican OF Alb ull.


says -
Conrad Kramer, Postmaster at Jersey
town, havieg resigned, Samuel Brugler has
been recommended 10 succeed him and
will be appointed.
This item OF the Republican contains three
assertions. The firsI, that Conrad Kreamer
has resigned is as the editor OF that sheet
informed his readers in late issue a nee
essary ingredient of soap-he The second,
that Samuel Brugler has been recommended
TO succeed him may be uue-though Ii is
peculiar that single truth should find It's
way TO such columns. The third, twill be
appointed'is doubtful.
MIR Republican you are engaged in low
business, fraud and ialsehood, aud il may
resul. in the loss Of the "digniiy" you so
much boast of Suppose You publish the
ruth, concerning lhe case, and let your
readers know the petty infamy sou and your
accomplices are plotting.