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There has only been a moderate DEGREES of anima
ton in the market ior Coastwise Freights. The is
Il fair amount OF tonnage in port but NOT much of
anything offering to go forward aud rates continue
iirm ana unchanged. In Foreign Freiohts we notice
hal masters nave increased their rates for Cotton to
,h rna, optn Dy ste I'M and sail The offerings by
TIL .iitt sailing vessels obtaining fair amount
rates Dy steamer are &c ID ib for Cotton to New
w. n IL 10 Bos on and Philadelphia; Tobacco to New
n pa :. Ind; Flour to New York zoe y bbl.: So
Y nuu Ior Sugar to New York and Boston,; DC y gal
LOT Moasses; Flour to Boston 75c " bbl. Id y ID for
Cotton TO Liverpool; 46s P hid tor Tobacco. By
sii-Cotton to Boston2c P fb; Flour Sc W Dbl Cot
ton to Live rpool 9-16d a sdP fb; to Havre lie.
s@Hg COmmercial...Per Gable.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 9-Noon.
US. $40 bonds 76l. .s aGaE
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9-Noon
The Cotton market opens steady; Middlng up
lands Lied; Middling Orleans Lied. Produce
Petroleum, Is per gallon; standard white Is Id.
Other artIcles unchanged.
75.ss. ~ as8z % LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9--3 P. M
Provisions-The market closed generally unchang-
ed. Cheese is firm at 63s Cd for Mddling American
other articles are quiet and steady Pr0duce-Sugar
is firm at 26s Cd. Refined Petroleum declined TO Is
sd. No Spirits Petroleum in the market. Other
quotations are unchanged
Consos at "a ZIG for money
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities United
States 52Os 40 1516 Illinois Central shares 72 Erie
Railroad shares 463.
FRANKFORT, Nov II.
United States 5-2O's at 7Gf. sa 81 -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. f1-2PM.
Cotton dull sales 1000 bales; Middling uplands
seed Cakes advanced TO Ell Is. Linseed Oil 10 los
Clover Seed 39s. Whale Oil e39.
Consols at sil for money ~
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tAftCt W ~. ss. ~ " IL
ar Saleratus.
|SaleratusP ib 104D l2I
Salt.

IuTk ; Is.
hid. (Sbus. "A 90 "a 4 so
|Cagliari s bu. a % "a AIS
Liverpool. .4'0G a. 4 80
Grind Ruttpr. 20 IN
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O. Nj Nj IL TX CI-AL

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-G p. NJ.
Money closed steady and unchanged. Gold closed
firm at 1891. Sterling Exchange dull and lower with
srles at 1O9 Government securities closed fraction
irmer but quill Stocks firmer with the exception of
Erie. Mining shares generally dull The Sub-Tfeas-
ury balance to-day was $1O6. 10000.
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New Yellow none
Rye. .........1 10 al s5
Barley. II 10 a l 20
Oats. S. a 80
Shorts b ton. SO 000G IS 90
Fine Feed. :. az 00(0 45 90
Gunpowder.
Blasting. -. A 80 "a 8 90
Sporting. -. C 80 "a 6 rs
Shipping. -. % 80 a 8 rs
Hay.
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Family sewing.

VEIHE Very best Violin Strings, rom Whites
Il Muse Store, Boston. Wholesale or retail by
W. u. ROBINSON,
November IL. div Exchange st.
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.Cnscn Street. Seminary.
Notice.

rs,HE Winter Term of this School for young ladies'
L and misses will commence Monday, Nov Isth
For terms, Re, apply at No. 10 Preble Street.
noyIId2ws MARY q. HALL PRINCIPAL
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a arNrI ENt.N and wife or two gentem, can
"A he accommodated with furnished room and
hoard In n small DIT waite family az ,,e.,, ,,.
November IL. diwA WlbMOi d.
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As CT1ON SALES.
f.. M PATTEN 81 co., Auc,;onr.y-
OFFICE Il EXCHANGE STREET
Continued sale OF Alabaster and
Marble Goods,

NJ OTWITHSrANDING The great sacrifice on thu
~ elegant Marble and Aabastec goods, the sale
win be contina II Wednesday, Nov. 18Th, az o'clock
L. ~. No tostpOuemeDf. nov12dtf
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II. M PArTEN a. CO., Auctioneeys,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST
Real Estate on Green street at
Auction.

an MONDAY, November 18th, at u o'clock NJ
W on the premises, Green Street viii be sold with
ont the least reserve. the one and n bali atofied
wooden dwelling No. 107. The house in very fair or
der, convenient and now ready for occupancy. Lot
20 BY 20. For particulars call on the Auctioneers,
Exchange Street. nov12dtd
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VARIED.
-
BOOIX-KeelDer Wanted

= A Active Middle Aged Man. with some business
~ qualifications and large experienc in double
Entry RoOk Keeping, IN accounts, is wanted Tor a
responsi BILE position. Address A. b Post offfce box
1881, with reference
Portland Nov 12, 1867. diff
BGarders Wanted.
A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommo-
LAdated with pleasant ront room, or two or three
single gentlemen with board at 2it Free ST.
nov9d1wf
Wanted,
4 NAN With $3.50. cash, TO buy out first rate
"A Fruit and Confectionery Stand, with stock and
fixtures, in the centre OF city, Doing good bust
ness Apply to
A. j. cox & CO.,
Genera, Business Agents, 35t 1-2 Congress st.
November s. d1w*
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CARPETS Mt Auction

1 HAVE received and will sell on Wednesday, Nov
18Th, at sale OF Carpets, DC, my Office lot of
new Manchester Brussels Carpets new thing ia the
Carpet line, as handsome as an imported Brussels
and very darable Warranted fast colors.
a novl1did +. y. BAILEY, Auet
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
Sen Foam -Dentifrice !

THIS Preparation Is recommended by eminent
Il Dentists, PLY sicians and Chemists as being
eond TO none in use. for cleansing polishing and
preserving the teeth hardening The gums, and I'M
parting pleasant odor to the breath; in nctiit cam
not be excelled. 1t acts oDs as powder out as
soap aud wash, three in one. Contains ~ IJurl-
M ID JOHNSON, Dentist.
Ocfoher N dtf
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Furni ure, Carpets. Soap, &c, at
Auction.

ONr WEDNESDAY, Noy.i3 h, at 80 O'Clock, at Of
Iea Sinks, Chairs sofas, Mirrors, Rockers, Ia
Carpeis Rrnss,, bed Spreads, Co,nioricrs, fifteen
Stair CARPETS kLanestry two and three ply two
Also, at ~ o'clock NJ,
Two hundred boxes Family Soa, 81. a.. -
pfate9 manui'ctoIy OF j. ). * r. fikiston phi,edaI
phia in lots to snit customers ''"n' ihiD'uei-
hoVotd r. q. BAILEY, Auctionesr
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BOARDING.

WANTED by young woman, job Family Sew
w ing, or to work tor a shop. Apply atf SUM
ner st. no9d3t'
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wooLES GooDs
Portland Daily Press s,ocL Liar.

CORRECTED BY wM. II. WOOD & SON
Stock and Exchange Brokers, 81 Elk. St.. Portland
For the week ending Nov. ~. 1867. Q
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Boarders Wanted.
BOarders Wanted.
BOarders Wanted .

TWO or thee gentlemen can have rooms and
board in a private amily, at No. 10 Alder Street.
November 8. div y.
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Civ Of Portland.

In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,l
Nov. 4th, 1861. I
/AN THE Petition of =. Il Stanwood tor licence to
4 , erect and use a Staten ny Steam Engine. east
# India street. On the Odel Estate,
ORDERED, That Wednesday, the goth dav OF Nov
inst, at o'clock p NJ, at the Mayors Office be
assigned "a the time and place for considering
said petition; and that the petlti her give notice
thereof by publishing this order in the Portland
Daily Press four d ne, the first publication to be at
least fourteen days beforehand, that all persons in
Icrested may appear, and heard thereon.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Copy Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, city Clerk.
uoV6ntd
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Wanted,

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman and
IA wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. diff
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| Wanted,
A CLERK thoroughly acquainted with fire and
| "A life insurance. Address
| a4aa ANDREW HOBSON,
nov6e0d1w Box 10 Saco, Me.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

CvASH ON delivery, and the highest market price
" paid, at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street.
near Grand Trunk Depot, for barrels suitable for
sugar. LYNCH, BARKER ~ co.
October IT, diff
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JAPAN.
Change In the Foreign Policy Of the
COuntry-PrepRratiOn for Meeting
OF the Daimios.

Change In the Foreign Policy OF the
COuntry-PrepRratiOns for a Meeting
OF the DaImiOs.
By the arrival OF the Golden Fleece at San
Francisco, files of the Japan Times to May ~
were received in that city. Referring TO the
foreign relations of Japan, that journal says'-
"A complete change appears to nave come
over the foreign policy of the Japanese The
Princes sent into retirement by the former ~
coon, on account of their disposition 10 Cultl-
yate friendly relations with the foreigner, uaVe
been restored to favCr by the new I{coOh,
StOtsbashi, and on the 10th instant, the FTince
of Owan, who had received St0tsbashrs former
title, and holds now, in right OF MS sou,
the same position near the throne as ola
the present tycoon last year-arrlved III ln,s hanS
gawa for the purpose OF making hlhssi ss
acquainted with the foreign visitors OF ,ne
country. All these mobiles, whose names W.
have mentioned above, having oeen calleu ouS
OF their retirement, the appointment Q. ,'t ole ~
them TO power ls of great significance az presenS
and is most encouraging. There seems 70 De W w
cause to doubt that the liberal, pro-loIeign
party has got the upper hand, and thaI our ~ u
tercourse with Japan viii, Tor the tuture' po
more friendly and satisfactory on boln sldes, -
The meeting OF the great Daimlos, 80 1iSet t
announced and so often postponed, was u apouS
10 take place at Ktoto. The old (lnkt0) frlhCes
OF Satsuma and 0wigima had already M MaIiseu
there, and the Tycoon had returned tnltnel iu.n,
atter his entertainment OF foreign MINISTERS
at Osaka,n
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Linens for Mems and Bows
Wear.

Plaid and Stripe Linen Drills for Boys.
Linen Duck Coatings.
Extra Heavy Linen Duck for Suits.
Heavy White Basket Duck.
Linens for Ladies' Travelling Suits.
Immense Stock Of Linens, all grades.
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white Witnessss.

The mouth OF the man who purihes MS ISeSn
with SOzoDONT Is q witness-box, and every s!lle ~
he opens IL two rows Of cleaning witnesses Ies'
tlty 70 lis beautifying properties,
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SHAwLsI sHAwLs !
LAWNS

Fine French Lawns, 25 cents.
French Jaconet Lawns, % cents
Best French Percales, reduced to 371h cents.
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THEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGs,
OoIL CLOTHS, AND WINDOW sHADEA- -oreat
Bargains from AuctiQn-V. E, ARCHAMBAULr,
N. H. corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET 5treeIs,
will open this morning 1000 yards extra quality dou
BILE imperial White Canton Mating slightly stained
Will be sold at 8, worth 75c; Red Check Mating 2
81, and 5Oc Ingram Carpets. all wool, at 62 70 &c.
g, 80, 50, and e2ci Three-piy Carpets. lS0 English
pets, 81 TO 62c OIL Cloths 6Oc Entry and stair Car
pets 80 70 7c;Window Shades, totS Plain Shading
81 and bOc Table Linens &C TO II b0 Towels, II 20 25c
Flannel for Bathing Robes 8c. Muslina, 10 20 Csc.
CaliOoes 10 TO l8c Lawns, 25c. Wholesale and Retail
streeta 2lo6m
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T CHAMBERS, NO. sic ARCH STRRET
Oo Novelties Opening Daily,
Real Cluny LRcea.
Black Guipure Laeea.
-Pointe Applique Laees
-Pointe de Gaze IAcel
Thread Wells nom e2I0.
WHITE GOODS.
-MarAeilleB FOR DreaBes- Bargains
French MuBlinB, yards Wide at oQ oenbas
9hirred and Tucked Lace Mnslinai India Twilled
Long Cloth Plaid Stripe, and Plain NalnsOokBi son
finish Cambria, N yard Widej Cambria NdgingH and
Insertions speW daaign. very chVAp, 7W@
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.
Our Leading Institutions of
Learning.

Sketches OF Indiana Asbury University,
the University Of Mississippi, the
University of Rochester, HaYer-
ford College, Lehigh UnlVer-
sity, and the Cornell
University.
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RoPER's NEW AMERICAN

BREECH.LOADING REPEATING SHOT
GUN,
FIRING FOUR SHOTS I'm TWO SECONDS,
Using ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured by the
ROPER REPEATING RIFLE COMPANY, Am
herst Massachusetts, under personal supervision OF
O. NJ SPENCER, Inventor OF the famous sPENOER
RIFLE, Send IoT circular, bMSmsp
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VOL. XXXII.
LIST OF LETTERS.

I IST OF LETTERS REMA1NlNG
lin THE POST OFFICE At RICHMOND,
STATE or VIRGINIA, APRIL 81 1857:
IL not called for within one monh tney viii DO
sent TO the Dead Letter ofhce.
To strangers or transient visitors In town OF
ci,y whose special address may be UNKNOWN,
should be marked on the lower let-hahd corner
with the word "transient."
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
tbis list. and pay one cent for advertising.
u B-A request for the return of letter to the
writer II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office and State across the left hand end OF the en-
velope on the face side. will be complied with.
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The College Fusion Question.

To the Eitor Of the Hhig:
| deem 1t due 10 myself as well as the professors
Of the University of Virginia, to make statement
In reply to an article published q few days since
in your paper, entitled Proceedings Of the Fa-
Guilty OF the Medical College Of Virginia." and
signed by L. S. Joynes, NJ D., Dean Of the Faculty,
which was overlooked by me till to-day.
From this statement II might appear to the reader
that had been instructed by the Committee of
Schools and Colleges, OF which | was member,
to give timely notice to the Medical Faculty Of the
University of a bill which had for its object the
consolidation OF the medical department OF the
University OF Virginia with the Medical College at
Richmond. Now, the facts are these: On the 18th
OF March, at a meeting OF the Committee OF
Schools and Colleges, there was for the first time
before that committee such bill (aud never be-
fore had | heard Of it). The bill was advocated
before the committee by several Of the professors
OF the Medical College at Rchmond-viz., Drs.
Tucker Mcguire, apd Lagoon-all Of whom ia
vored the report of the bill that day On account
of the latsness Of the session. the chairman OF the
committee hal put the question as to whether the
bill should be reported when some member OF the
committee suggested that the Medical Faculty OF
the University should have notice OF this bil and
| an opportunity to be heard thereon whsreupon the
committee ad diourned to meet the next morning.
| undertook to give the Medical Faculty OF the Uni
versity notice ofth's which did by telegraph
that day, and DR.. J. s. Davis In obedience to the
notice, reached Richmond on the morning of the
| I4th of March. The suggestion that the Medical
Faculty of the University Of Virginia should be
heard was at the instance of members Of the Com.
mitse of Schools and Colleges. The represents
tivss of the Medical College Of Virginia persist
emily urged the report OF the bill on the 18th OF
March, the Medical School Of the University being
| then unrepresentsd. and did not waive their mo.
| ton until the suggestion was made by members OF
| the committee that the Medical Faculty OF the
| University Of Virginia should be heard. As my
name has been specially mentioned in the afore-
said proceedings, deem 1t proper to make the
| foregoing statement.
| Respectfully, w. A. TURNER.
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CHOICE TOBACCOS OF The FOL-
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLANTERS PRIDB, pounds;
COMMON WEALTH, ponnds
PLANTER'S DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
EMoRlSG:
FRUITS ANDFLOWERS, In fancy pound boxes I;
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, in fancy half-pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
a. well as those of other manufacturers, which We
offer TO the trade in quantities 10 suit, at
BILE prices.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM 4 Co.,
Auctoneers, Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Agents,
NH l4-ts No. Is Pearl street.
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STATE LICENsEs.-An advertisement
with the above heading will be found in
another column. The commissioners OF
the revenue notify those who have not
procured their licenses where they may be
found on the 29th and 30th instants. For
the First Ward, Mr.. Francisco will be- at
Martin & Feeney's old stand, corner Main
and Seventeenth streets Mr.. Johnson, for
the Second Ward, will be at the Sherltf's
office, two doors above the Dispatch office !;
and Mr.. Starke, for the Third Ward, may
be found at Felix Matthews, No. Broad
street. Sheriff Wright also gives notice
that he will have an officer with each COM
missioner to collect the licenses assessed.
AS the law requires an assessment for
double the amount If not paid before the
first of May, and as that time Is nearly at
hand, we would advise all who have not
"paid up" to do SO at once.
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PLAN nR DRAWING.

Duplicate numbers from 10 $40, 0Oe are placed in
a,gnauI t4r frst number when drawn OUT draws
t.. ataua.t or first gift the second number when
drawn uu'E the next highest, or second git, &c,
u..| The whole number L. drawn.
The distribution will take place after the con-
cert. whore r.lnU persons can witness II. com
l...tay viii be chosen from the audience to take
charge Of the same
Al.1gsa,. and purchasers will be supplied with
i correct list ul the awards as soon as published.
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Aithn1ond Qispatrh.
auction Sales This Dan.

HrGH CONSTABLE CRUMP will sell at 10 O'Clock
lot OF furniture, woodenware, etc
3. 3. COOK will sell at O'Clock lot Of fine
blood ed horses, for harness, saddle, and breed
ing and buggies and carriage, at Hix's stable.
E.A. J. CLoPTOS will sell at o'clock some valu-
able real estate in Port Mayo.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

TOBACCO ExCHASHB,y
RICHMOND, April 20, 1867.
We report the breaks large to-day. Market
steady, but not so animated as yesterday. NO
change to note I'm prices. Below we give tne
transactions: i5l hogsheads, IL tierces, ana i3
boxes, offered and sold at the Exchange, as
follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working,
~ TO ~. 30 good dark working, k5 to ~; sun
cured, common, 50 to ss sun cured, good, $40
to sl5; coal cured, common, IS to $40 coal
cured, bright, sl2 to SIS; coal cured fancy,
$50 TO $40.
Leaf.-Common dark working, ss to ss; me-
dium dark working, *s to $40; good, 50 to
sI2.5O; fine and wrapping, sl3 to SIS; sun
cured, SIS to $25 yellow wrappers, common,
$50 to $50; yellow wrappers, medium to extra
s35 to $lOO.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L1qs-Very common and heavy weights, %
to -; medium, - TO IS; good, - 10 800.
Ledf.-Englsh shipping tnominall, -;
continental shipping, Sl0 to SlS.
sTEMMIyG TOBACCO.
Lsaf-Common, 50 to sl2; good, *lo to SB |;
fine (scarce) $l4 to SIS.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Grubbs &
Williams sold on Thursday farm OF 500
acres near Dispatch Station, York River
railroad, for So per acre. The dwelling
on the place was burned during the war.
On yesterday they sold brick house
and lot on Jackson street above Adams,
containing five rooms, with lot 81 10y
$50 feet, for 81 100.
Also, very neat framed dwelling on
the corner of Clay and Smith streets, con-
tanning six rooms, with lot l612 by l53 .
feet, for 81, $50.
Also, framed dwelling on Clay between
Smith and Gilmcr streets, containing five
rooms, with lot 80 by 80 feet, for 81 ,l25.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %. 1897.
ARRIvBD.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New YORK. msrehsn-
.sa ndisa and passengers, 9. Ayres Co.
Steamer State OF Msryiand. Trsvsrs, ns.unor
marcband!se and passenger D. IuHo.
schooner X. 8. Reeve, white Foihs, s'A's''
McKowan Curtis
Steamer sarstogs, King, New York. merenan'
disc and passsnsers, @. Iva ma"on; n.v York. nsr.
chandiss and pssse ngers. 3. Ayrss Co.
steamer State OF Maryland, prsyeys' fnsr,s bamof'
steamer John Sylvester. clifford. Norfolk, mer'
shsndiss and passengers, L. b. Tatum
Steamer Empire, Price, New York, merchsndise
and passengers, W. p. Porter.
Steamer Alexandria, Plat, Philadelphia, met-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter. ..,x
Schooner J. b. Conover, ketchum, NohoiA'
light
Schooner Alliance, Norton, Norfolk, light.
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ArrRAcriyE.-HoLLASD Co.'S, No. IS Main
street, Is the place TO obtain valuable articles
cheap on yesterday two hun,ns-case watches,
two sets line silver. plated castors. two silver
plated butter Dishes together with other asef ul ar
ticles, were disposed Of and for one dollar each.
!; Is traly astonishing how this popular Arm man.
dollar,
Go and see them and you will nnd that you an
obt tin goods from them Al lower price than any
where .lse
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ANyIvERsARY DAY OF THE ODD FELLOWS.
Yesterday afternoon the members of
the different lodges of Odd Fellows as
sembled in Virginia Hall to celebrate the
forty-ninth anniversary Of the introduction
of the Order into this country. Z. U. M.
Fitzhugh, 2. G. S.T.J. Evans, A. L. Burr,
WA. K. Nye, and George Jacobs, occupied
the stand. The meeting was opened by
p, G. NJ. Fitzhugh, who explained its OBJ
ects and expressed many regrets that Mr..
Sturdivant, the speaker for the occasion,
was necessarily absent. He then an
nounced the floor open for any remarks
that members of the Order might wish to
make.
Appropriate addresses were made by
Colonel T. J. Evans, Rev. George Jacobs,
Mr.. Isaac Schriver, Mr.. p. f. Gibbs, and
Mr.. r. II. Mullen; after which the meeting
adjourned.
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ap 20-ts

rHILDRESrS CARR AZ kS.-We
" are opening this day further supp on h"nd and
which we will sell ~ the
manufacturer's prices for cash These carrlasss
are warranted In every respect and lor syie sr
tnish, and durability, are superior to any ever
offered In this m rket. Gail and examine ior your
sell, before making your purchases. at re
BRANCH i CURRANT's.
ap2a corner Eighth and NJ ain streets