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: .. = DAN FRANt1bCO, April II.
The coroner's jury in the inquest held on
killed by the late explosion, found that the
deaths were caused by the explosion of nitro
glycerine contained in wooden box, which
arrived in the steamer Savannah on the 18th
inst, addressed to W. Fl. Mills, Los Angeles,
and that no mark indicated its character. The
jury expressed the op nion that the shippers
are guilty, of manslaughter, and should be
prosecuted. They aequit the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. and Welles, Fargo & Co. Of all
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\ CoUGHs.-The administration of medicinal
preparations in the form Of, a lozenge is of all
modes the most eligible and convenient, more
especially asregards Cough remedy. 3Brown's
Bronchial Troaehes,' or Cough Lozenges, al
Law irritation which induces coughing, giving
instant relief in Bronchitis, hoarseness, infiu-
enza, and comsumptive and asthmatic COM
n,a;nts M eod&w1w
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REFRESHMENTS AT THE FArR.-Those
wishing to lunch at the Fair refreshment
room can have access thereto, Without tickets,
by the Myrtle street entrance between the
hours of one and two P. NJ. Drop round and
try the tea and coffee with "hasty plate OF
sdnnp and other things good for the stomach's
sake. 1t is promised that they shall be de-
licious. 5-JrtlI.g
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The, TmnD PAR1su.-The adjourned

I THE THIRD fARlbH.- Ine auJOu1ned
meeting took place last evening. The report
of the committee appointed to visit Mr.. Wal
ton was accepted, and resolutions passed.
Among them was one accepting his resigna-
ton, and another to invite him to settle with
them and become their pastor. The express
sion of the meeting was very strong in favor
of Mr.. Walton, and but very little opposition
The committee thought it best to accept his
resignation and begin anew and reengage him.
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For Sale.

- The beautiful Mansion occupied by Horace
E;;:I Durgn, situated at South West Harbor in
E@sA. fremont. 1t Is of the best locations for
a MOTEL or genteel boarding house in the County of
Hancock. IL has fine commanding view of the
harbor and surrounding country. A more beautiful
prospect of mountain and water scenery blended to-
gether cannot be found. Steamer City OF Richmond
from Portland to Machias will touch at this place
twice week. The above will be sold at great bar
gain. For terms enquire of Capt. DEERING of the
sbOve Steamer, HORACE DURGIN, of South W.
Harbor, or DR.. G. KIMBALI 1861 Middle St., Port
land. apr24-dtf
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The Cholero-AddttionaI Deaths on board the
I'll spital Ships. tu
sa NEW York. April %.

J -uI-I 80 lTr-7I lo Ian NEW YORK, April %.
Health officer Bissell reports from the hos
pital ship Falcon last evening, that since his
last report ten deaths had occurred On board
that ship from cholera. Twenty new cases
were receiued on board from the Virginia
There are 13 cases of cholera now on board
The hospital ship, ---l-... l.-.- -Lt---- :. 70
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TariOats Items.

= -" NEW YORK, April %.
The United States steamer Augusta, from
Washington, has arrived. aEi .sa.l I
al SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.
Steamer Golden Age from Panama, arrived
YESTERDAY, bringing New York dates to April
lst. The opposition steamer America from
San Juan Delsur, has also arrived iilia /.
The steamer California has arrived from
Victoria with S110ySOO in treasure. gss
Judge Pratt to-day granted the application
OF the California State Telegraph Company for
an Injunction restraining the United States
Pacific Telegraph Company from doing busi-
ness between San Francisco and Stockton.
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BASE BALL-An interesting game Of Base
Ball was played in Pennington, Saturday,
April 21st, between the Sandy River Club of
F., and the Maine State Club, of the State
Club, of the State Normal School. .r,dt .os
A large crowd, mostly ladies, witnessed the
game, Good feeling was manifested by the
two clubs, one club escorting the other to the
field, and the same on leaving, in reversed Or
der; the decisions of the umpire were undis-
puted. ses si, I'D t..i.z,z7,i Il ,,.-,, ,,,,. d.
The large number Of runs made may be ac7
counted for by the very heavy batting" dis
played by both clubs, and were probably never
surpassed in any game ever played in the
State. The following is the score ir,
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Fenian 4 .Frciten.ent.at Cvlais. .

CALAIS, April 23.
Two supposed Fenians crossing the bridge
to st. Stephens this afternoon were turned
back and refused a passage. One of them
drew revolver and fired one shot without ef-
feet. Both were arrested by guard at the
Calais end of the bridge, and afterwards hand
ed over to the civil authorities. The affair has
caused considerable excitement on both sides
of the river, irll Ell 30 iIi-SlIsi .
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LOOKs LOOK! r. Hr
ALBUMS FROM 65 CENTS TO DOLLARS.
has Portmonnaies from 20 cts. to $3.50.
Note Paper from 10 cts. to 80 cents. per qure
MooRE'S BEST INK Only Cents Per Bottle.
1000 Pictures only 12 cts. each. .5
- All kinds OF JEWELRY going CHEAPi
Give DRESSER a Gail at his OLD STAND,
SO Exchange Street.
Apr H-sN d4w*
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M IN E RY!.
MRS. f.. HATCH

an experienced MllineS having removed to Portland
now occupies the store formerly occupied by Mrs,
Jordan, on Center street. would respectfully invite
the Ladies of Portland to call and examine her
goods, which are new and of the finest quality 7
French Flowers, Hats, Sc, Laccs, Thread.
Malta, Valencennes,
and all the goods found in first class Millinery store
Also au assortment of FANCY GOODS. Mrs. Hatch
is accustomed to visit the first class irss view
York annually, and spares no pains in obtaining
styles and all the novelties of fashion, Would call
attention and prove herself worthy of patronage.
Also Straw Work Bonnets and Hats sewed, bleached
and pressed in fashionable styles. Mourning orders
promptly filed. Nextstore to Mr.. NICK enneys Phot-
ograph Rooms, opposite the Preble Rouse Centre St.
ap24- eod1m l.. Ill. HATCH.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

q. UNION PRAYER MEETING at the Vestry OF Free
ono. 0osa 0hureh during the week, commencing at a
hour. oeoA' anu 0oA'l"s os
Portland, April 23d. 1s6e-1w -I.I.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

APRIL TERM-DANFoRTH, j., PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-The End jury was mpanneled as fol-
lows: .....-,, ...t.
Rufus Sweetsir. Foreman, Cumberland; Andrew
j. Masher, Cyrus Thurlow, Westbrook; George
Rounds. Samuel NJ. Sawyer, BIidgton; Lemuel Saw
yer, Standish; Ira Tebbets, Cape Elizabeth; Thos.
M. Ward, Yarmouth; Daniel A. Barker, Lemont p.
Carr, Brunswick; james Dyer, Edward Harlow,
Portland. 3sr = ~ -TTl'7~ =
No. 210-Calvin Farr v. Roberts, bark Nettie Mer-
ryman. fi % , -t..' ia' -
Plaintiff claims lien on the above named vessel
for S146sS, tor labor furnished in building her. De-
fendant pleads general issue, and claims that plain
till has been paid tor all the work he performed upon
said vessel. Not finished.
Adams. ." Orr.
Yes -l..-.4- N1lGalL -I IL i- E.&F.Fox.
No. 771.-Isaae Knight, hbellant, v. Betsey Knight
Libel for divorce. Cause, l-treament and desertion.
Divorce decreed. j. G. woodman for hbellant no
appearance for libellee.
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Man may err and err and be forgiven, but
moor woman, with all his temptation, and but
half his strength, is placed beyond the paie OF
earthly salvation, II she but be tempted mto
crime, b,t,oI r.I sl b5.rlae soI auH
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Washington Correspondence.

+1s-s:t.sf l,iisE New YORK, April 23. =
The Tribune's special says the judiciary
Committee have agreed to report against any
modification of the test OATH -~
No new National banks were chartered last
week. f@.--' l-.4l-
On Saturday noon there were S95, ,9O0, 900 in
the Treacury vault. 80 =. .,rsyr
Gen. Grant has issued special order to
Gen. Foster to protect Union citizens of
Florida. Lah TiEiea sfaazs sd fE3 sf9oit Pig
Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nickerson of
New Orleans, are in Washington, trying to get
pardoned. i,ai--5a5t = .talz S,'2i' g
1t is reported that the President will soon
issue proclamation fixing the 18th of May as
a National Fast day, in view of the coming
cholera. Dv<t
The POSTS special Washington dispatch
says Mr.. Seward has sent stringent instruc-
tions to Mr.. Motley, our Vienna Minister, in
reference to a project of sending Austrian
troops to the aid Of Maxamilian, and strong
protest against such acton will be made.
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Portland Custom House.

New YORK. April %.
The Times special dispatch says Charles r.
Flint coutemplates alterations to the Custom
House building in Portland. ts-s
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Established June 20, 1862.
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS. Eight Dollars year in advance.

TIE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at s2.oo year,
invariably in advance. s-----.-.s~r
RATES OF ADyHRTIsING.-One inch OF space, In
Ienoth al column constitute square
$3.50 per square daily first IT. week wee 20 cents per
ng every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Hall square three insertions or less 70 cents; one
week. 100; 30 cents per week alter.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.5O.
ESPECIAL NOTICES." 81 .25 per square first nser-
ton, and 20 cts per square for each subsequent in
serton; halt a square, $1OO first insertion l5 cts
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
OF the State) for S100 per square for first insertion
tion.
gg- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted applica-
ti0n above tf
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4 MILLINERY.-The attention OF oa $50.
is called to the advertisement OF mrs. n'~:.l n
who has had a large experience in the m'i.ll, n
ery business, and will spare no pains 70 give
sa,;sc,ot;on to all who may favor her with
their patronage -, .5rr,,s.3 u
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q. s. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

WIN. III. cLlFFoRD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER. --
Capt. Edward A. Warwick was yesterday brought
before the Commissioner, charged with smuggling
two cases of opium into this port. He waived
animation and gave bail in the Of $1,000 for his
appearance at the juno term of the u. s. District
Court. George F. Talbot, ESQ.,, appeared for Gov
ernment, and Messrs. Evans & Putnam, for the re-
9 q H z
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}, Nrw GOODS just received at Dresser's' W
exchange street. ... ID ~ .s.,r. --. .
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From Merico.

SAN FRANCISCO, April %.
Passengers by the Golden Age report that
the defeat of the French near Mazatlan was
fully confirmed by the arrival of a French
frigate at Acapulco, which brought further
news that the Imperial forces under Lozada,
while advancing from Tepec to operate with
the French were routed by the Liberals under
Corona s.ai0f- ,a4. i fn
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Home Runs-Boston and Cannon OF Maine
State Club, and Quinn of Sandy River Club,
one each. ...
Scorers-Knowlton for Sandy River; --
for Maine State i9 i4... oil -l E1 3l'h =.
Umpire-E. B. Weston OF the Crescent
Club. -.. t--.. 3D.
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New Stock of Dry Goods
At Auction.

WILL be sold at the Auction Store 100 Federal
z6th at o'clock p. M and Continuing eyery alter
noon and evening through the week, Brown and
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, 5-4 Pillow case
Linen Drilling, White and Brown Table Linen by
tne u yard. White and Brown Table Cloths, pieces
White Linen, Wool Table Covers, Dress Goods
Cloths for Mems and Boys wear, large lot Ladies'
Hose, Ladies' Kid Gloves, Balmoral Skirts, Spool
Cotton, Linen Thread, Black Lace Wells, Grenadine
els, Napkins, Doylies large lot Paper Goilars. fine
assortment Of Silver Plated Ware, including a lot Of
Ice Pitchers different Styles good stock Of Table
Cutlery, pieces Hemp Carpeting, &c. tssrs-F
Goods at private sale at auction prices. Ladies are
scvsted TO to attend the 4JyeynoOn Auctions.
apM-d6t c. w. HOLMES, Auctioneer
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Saloon for Sale. !

NOV situated at Southport, near Boothbay har
IN Dor, with good running gear and large top light,
all in good repair plain and fancy back grounds well
furnlshed large assortment of apparatus and
stock Further particulars by addressing FRED. F.
HALE, corner Free and Cross streets, Portland or
r.thB = ST WIN. GREENLEAF, ESQ,
ap24-d1m* Westport, Me.
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~ a i RI
-ENY!ERTAINIMENTS.

YNIE Committee of Entertainments are happy to
the Fair:- Sfai NJ ''--so
MONDAY EVENING, April 2sd-An opening ad-
,,I dress by Gen; J: s. Chamberlain.
III UtSDAY .EVENING-"Uncle Toms Cabin" by
the 'Abyssinian Club"
WEDNESDAY EVENING-The famous .Bardell
TralD-in the Court Room l , ! ~ ~
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS-Two dra-
matte entertainments by the b.. F. G. Dramatic
CluD, who have been successful in their repre-
sentatlons during the winter.
aplo Per Order,
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Wants, Lost and Found
Wanted.
Found

A WATCH ON the street. The owner can have it
"A by calling at % York street, proving property
and paying for this advertisement. -
Portland. April 23.-3t* NATHL. PIERCE.
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Lost /!
WantAd.

A PRIL 10Th, a Bracelet of African Gold. The
"A finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at
this office, 80 ap2ld3ts
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Board Wanted.

pY married couple in genteel private family or
Dboarding house, pleasantly located, with suit of
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Possession taken
on or before June 10Th.
Address w, Press Office. ap21dtf
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Grand Fair Regatta.

.FIF-I7 vi dIAU dH hcSdCUse - ,
In Portland Harbor, Wednesday, April 25th,
To Commence at 10 leg o'clock A. M.
First Race-Opon to all boats pulled by one man,
with one pair sculs. Prizes-Silver Cups 1st and I'd
Second Race-Open to all working boats without
outriggers. Prizes-Slver Cups 1stand2 I'd.
Third Race-Open to all six cared boats Prize
The Fair Champion Cup. ga.stil.a
All boats will enter at o. M Marrett's, 129 Com
nercial street, on or before Tuesday, April oath.
CAPT. JOHN A. WEBSTER, U. S. R.S.1
CAPT. BENZ. j. WILLARD,
CAPT. F. w. TALBOT,
CAPT. B. w. JONES, ta Com'tee
iN WILLIAM SENTER, ESQ % Eflf. !
GEORGE H. THOMPSON, ESQ.,,
Il. w. GAGE. Esq,
apis - n-- ..,,.,s diff
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4 DYSPEPSIA destroys the teeth unless its ef-
fleets are counteracted by that pure vegetable
tonic and antiseptic, Sozocont. No bodily dis
lease can impair them if this antidote to al
corrosive elements that act upon the enameii
is regularly applied. - ..,i7..olaqn 5ulI
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SENATOR FEssENDEN's HEALTH.-A dis
patch to the Boston Advertiser, dated Sunday
says, "Senator Fessenden had so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to be able to ride
out an hour or SO yesterday. He will posi-
bly, be in his seat in the Senate tomorrow"
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Want6d.
A YOUNG man recently from the Venongo Oil
n regions of Pennsylvania where he has had two
years experience, would like situation as agent for
parties operating in Canada. -,
Address, PETROLIA,
Apr 19-d1w* Press Office.
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REDUCED FARES.
Arrangements have been effected to transport pur-
chasers OF Fair Tickets to and from Portland during
the week tor one fare Tor half rates) fOllows:-
On the Grand Trunk Railway from West Paris and
all intermediate stations. -
On the Portland q Kennebec Railroad from Show
hogan and all intermediate stations.
On the Portland d. Rochester Railroad from Saco
River and all intermediate stations.
On the r. S. & p. Railroad, from Biddeford and
Saco and all intermediate stations, ON Wednesday
18th, tday of Regatta, land Friday, 9th. 81 t5fs
The steamer Regulator during the week will make
one trip from Bangor and all intermediate landings
at same rates. p - p -1
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ApvERTIslNe.-The return of receipts for
advertising for the quarter ending March 81,
1856, made by the publishers of the daily pa
pers of this city, to the Assessor of the first
District show as follows: ' A'--t @3 -'l'' q
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FOR SALE.

l. by DIR. Pudor, No. 72 Free street. The lot is SO
feet deep, with passage way from the street five feet
broad 1t can be examined after May LIST.
For particulars SC. call at 70 Free or 2S Exchange
street.
Ap24-d9 l GE G.. Il. STORER. @
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Hotel for Sale or to Let.

rTNHE Seal Rock House, Ferry Beach, Saco, Maine.
Il Apply to ASA WENTWORTH, Saco, or l,JJ-
THER BRYANT, Bddeford. ap24d4w*
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i No returns were made by the Daily Adver-
tiser or Evening Star. The return by the
Press was larger than any previous quarter
since the paper was established. sifa aany't
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27
On the Nest Reasonable Terms
MUSICi MISIC!i

TIME latest fashionable ard most popular
Il Music, Vocal and Iusn umental always
for sale at CASSELL a BAUGHN'S.
October %, '65. 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The Herald's Vera Cruz correspond
ent saws Toluca, the ancient Capitol o.
Mexico, of twelve thousand inhabitants
had been captured by the Jusrists under
Murez. Marshal BaEsine, with all the
Imperial troops; had started from Mexico
CITY, 10 attempt to retake the position.
An apparently well-founded rumo,
says a couple of valuable silver mines
have fallen into the hands Of the Juarists
All agree that Maximilian's position is
the most critical.
The new French comm ander, Admiral
Didier. had arrived at Vera Cruz, and
proceeded forth with to the city Of Mexico,
to consult with Marshal BaZaine on the
existing relations between the United
States, France and Mexico. The latest
sdvices say he was preparing for active
movements.
President Johuson's message was re.
ceived in the city of Mexico with feelings
of relief that was not made on the I'm.
perial Government.
Vera Cruz papers regard au outbreak
between the United States and France as
only q question Of time.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
ATTORNEY GSNERAL's OFFICE,
Jan, 4. 1866.

To THE PREsIDtSr-SIR have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt from
you Of a copy Of a resolution Of the sen
ate Of the United States, Of the 2lst De
eember, 1865. In that resolution the
Senate respectfully requested to be in
formed upon what charges and reasons
jefferson Davis is still held in conhne,
meut, and why be has not been put upon
his trial. When the war was at its crisis,
jefferson Davis, the eommSnder>in.chief
of the army Of the insurgents. was taken
prisoner with other prominent rebels, BY
the military forces Of the United States.
1t was the duty Of the military soldiers to
take then. They have been, therefore,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27

F Miss Hannsh Jane Duke. known
as the Iosa Gisntess, q lsdy weighing
58S pounds was married 10 Philadelphis,
on Sunday evening, at the Union N. Z.
Church, to Alexander Robus, vho
weighs I4o pounds,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27

CoLD WEArAER UP NoRTH.-Reports
Of the weather on the 10Th states the
mercury at Al degrees below zero at Uti.
CO, below at Halifax and Portland, 10
below at Baltimore. ls below al Pbila-
delphia, l6 al Washington, and in New
York il was 10 below.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-01-27

The Hon. Jas. A. Seddou has arrived
in Richmond IN good health.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-16
The ABBEv1LLE SPRING rRApe

Our merchants Are mll repleush:uy their
Stocks. aud preparing for active Spring
Trad. Some nre now absent ut the North,
others have returned, whilst all arc eularrinp
and Improving their stock in trade. We do
not believe that there is another town in tho
upper country which can furnish 80 large and
varied An assortment of Dry Goods. Drugs aud
Groceries, or which furnishes Ill. same in.'uce.
nen,s TO purchasers.
Mr. II. w. Lawson has associated with him.
self Mr. Robert Jones. and offsrs a new and
we'll g. lected Spring stock. which lie has Jus,
purchased in Nov York-a'so, rs bsfore, every
thing in the Tin line.
Messrs. Moore & Penny are receiving a
choice assortment of Druzs. Medicines, unrd-
ware, Groceries. Dc.
Mr.. w. T. Golden d Mrs. G. Golden have
received an excellent stock of Dry Goods, Con
feo.iouaries. DC.
Measrs. Wier d Cunningham. J. A. Toll.
madge. White. Smith & Co., Miller & Robertson
nre all laying in Spring stocks.
Mr.. q. W. Kelly and Mr. G. r. McNabb
offer good stocks of Dry Goods. Shoes. &c.
Mr. II. s. Kerr and Msssrs. Small IL Son
can always furnish something attractive in
their line
Messrs. Belcher d WHY and Messrs. Eakin
& Kuox are receiving large Spring stock oi
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Mr. g. Schwarz and Mr. G. Bennett have
lately opened large aud varied stocks of Dry
and Fancy Goods. For fu II particulars see ad :
vertisements
Mes'rs Branch sondley are constantly
making additions to their very complete stock
of Dry and Fancy Goods
Dr.. E. Parker keeps constantly on hand a
full assortment of Drugs. Chemicals, seho oil
Books and Stationary.
After such "A array of attractions We need
scarcely advise our friends to give II. A coll
Come, spend the day-uad money, too.