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The Portland daily press., 1867-04-16
The ID estitutiOn in North and souih Car
Oiina-impOrranu Order by Gen. sickles.

New YORK, April L.
Gen. Sickles, commandment of the Second
Military District, comprising North and South
Carolina, has issued orders under date of
Charleston, s. c., April 18th, setting forth that
the general destitution prevailing among the
people of the district renders necessary for
their relief the adoption of extraordinary meas
ures. He therefore orders that no person shall
be imprisoned for debt except upon conviction
of fraud; that Judgment in DEGREES for payment
OF money in causes of action arising between
December 10, 1860, and May Is, 1865, shall not
be enforced for execution against property or
the person of The defendant; that sheriffs,
coroners and constables shall suspend for
twelve months sales of property on liabil-
tiles contracted prior to Dec. 10, 1860; that
all proceedings for recovery of money for pur-
chase OF negroes are suspended; that in sales
OF property by execution or order of the court
there shall be reserved to the defendants hav-
ing families depending upon them implements
of husbandry, household goods, &C., to the
value of $500; and that property of absent
debtors shall not be taken under foreign at
tachnlent process. The order also prohibits
the practice of carrying deadly weapons, ex-
cept officers and soldiers, and makes the Of
fender amenable to trial and punishment by
military commission. The penalty of death in
certain cases of burglary and larceny is abol-
ished, and authority is given the Governors of
North and South Carolina to reprieve or par
don persons convicted and sentenced by the
civil courts and to remit fines and penalties,
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-16
HOUSE FOE SALE.

g. One halt of the good block on the westerly
E:;:l corner of Elm and Oxford streets. The house
Y. contains about a dozen well furnished rooms
from City Hall. Apply to '
.lr VIII. JERKS.
April 10. 3w Real Estate Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
" Or 81 L Il,

- A rare chance to buy a fine house LOT ON
MN; Federal street, opposite the Park, AZ X CO.
@9ssl. Enquire of - ~ n q z III
HANSON & DOW, Real Els ate Agents.
apflou<" t4s EaG..a Oh Union st.
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Portland Dry Dock Company.
Sale Of shares for Non-Payment Of As
sessments.

pursuance of the Bylaws of this Company,
Il and by order of the Directors, the Assessments
Que upon the Shares below named, not having been
paid the Shares will be sold Public Auction, ON
tuesday, the 23d inst., at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Merchauts'
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House Tor Sale.

3d. desirable Brick House. No 26 Spring street,
&;: containing eleven ROBIN, hard and soft water.
.0.A Apply to
'''-. ALPHEUS SHAW.
Anril l. 81. lrGa itia.slu i..ta apr2d3w t.g
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TEETH TEETH TEETH
M u n R o.
TONIC BITTER Is.

THIS highly approved medicine has now been in
L general use for the period OF ten years. and has
acquired the reputation of being the very best tonic
and Alternative before the public. Its prominent in-
grcdent, to which 1t largely owes its remedial eca
cy, is an extract from aREset
Common Amertcan Field Plant,
which as here combined and prepared, is known to
the proprietor alone. 1t is specific Ton the nnmer-
and serious ailments arising from disordered
state of the stomach, bowels and blood, such as
Debility, Dyspepsia, Foul Stomach,
Humors of the Blood and Skin, Indigestion Ianguor
Drowsiness, and all kindred diseases. Though pre-
pared of the best ais and with the utmost care
II is nevertheless, afforded at materially lower price
than any other melicineof (proiessedy similar char
acter in the market
FOR SALE BY
JAMES 10. LUNT n CO.,
Druzgists, 34S Congress ST., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-16

All who value valuable head of hair, and its pres
ervation from premature badness and turning grew
will not fail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion. II
makes the hair rich soft and glossy eradicates dand
ruff, and causes the hair ito grow with luxurian
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
81 - .Tit' +. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-16

Block of Houses tor Sale.
THE convenient double house corner OF South and
i Spring Streets: Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars, enquire Of MRS. EATON on the
p'''''''' - W. II. JERKS.
March Io, 1867. mar20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-16
EOR S4LEt

n and sound, and good style. Can be seen at
Ryan's Stable, ON Congress near State street. Sold
tor no fault. 4lLyEt Apl 10-d1w=
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Farm for sale or Exchange,

Farm for sale or Exchange,
In Westbrook, seven miles from
A%A-O Portland containing 65 acres Wood
fSSAxss2 enough for the family. Good grass
7 $40 " land. Buildings about NEW. Also
IsUenty Acre Farm,
only three and half miles from Portland on Sacca-
Kappa road. The soil is excellent, and would make a
good early vegetable farm. Will exchange the above
property for house and lot in Portland. Apply to
W. H. JERRIS,
gpr15d2w* Real Estate Agent
sHg&# House for Sale, FH&
THE two story dwelling house No 50 ark street.
l. POSSESSION given first Of May Enquire the
premises. t& tf1stf 81 apr15d1wf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22
General John 3. NsasrUtscr.
To tie Editor Of the Nc,o York Times:

10 Tie Edtt0r OF the NclC ORC lanes:
SO many misrepresentation have been
lately made regarding me that / deem it
right to say that l was not at the New
York Stock Exchange with General Beau
regard or with any one else; that | do not
know where that institution is; that did
my duty in attempting TO keep up the
spirits of the troops under my command
until my commanding officer had decided
to surrender; that by the terms Of that
surrender the commissioned officers of the
Trans. Mississippi Department were allowed
to select their residences within or without
the limits of the United States.
| will further state that upon the sur
render Of the Trans Mississippi Department
l published an order-probably the last Of
the war-ccndemning in the strongest
terms the formation of guerilla parties, and
urging all to support the laws and obey
the orders Of the United States authorities
with an honest, jealous, and loyal spirit.
Further, l sent my staff aud luggage
openly by ship-of-war, courteously
placed at my service by the United States
naval commanding officer at Galveston,
and would probably have gone myself, bu!
leans and Havana, where desired to meet
my family, was cut off by quarantine. l
intended to embark at Matamoras, but was
turned aside from that route by the rob-
bers, both of Texas and Mexico. Reach
ing the City of Mexico, en- route to Havana
and Europe, was offered by the good and
noble Macmillan the office of chief Of the
land office of colonization, which | accept
ed, it being purely civil appointment, and
entirely unconnected with politics, domestic
or foreign. Previously to reaching the
City of Mexico, advised the Contederates
not to make use of any asylum in a foreign
country to plot against their own, and this
advice was strictly and honestly followed.
The offices held by Captain Msury and
myself having been abolished through the
financial embarrassments Of the empire, l
returned to this country to work like a
man for my personal independence, which
/ am now doing, without seeking or avoid
ing my former friends.
J. BANKIIEAD MAGRUDER.
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G. G., FLINT.-It will be recolected
fsays the Norfolk Journal Of yesterday
that some weeks since it was rumored that
this individual had been arrested in New
Orleans. He was formerly the proprietor
Of the Old Dominion newspaper in this
city, and chief accountant Of the navy
yard.
One Saturday night the Old Dominion
Office was seized and closed by the ser
ceant of the city, and next morning every
body knew that he had been INDUCING in
forgeries, not only involving the Govern
ment, but the national banks and other
parties in Norfolk. Rumor asserted that
he had gone to Europe, and c. W. Buttz
went abroad ostensiby to arrest him, but
returned empty-handed.
The following extract from the New Or
leans Times of the 18th instant gives the
latest information relative to him:
Cauqht at Last.-A requisition has been
received by Governor Flanders from Go
vernon Pcirpoint, of Virginia, asking the
surrender to his agent of the person Of one
C. C. Flint, now confined in the police
iail. The necessary orders were granted.
AS we understand the case, it runs as
follows: Flint was about a year ago chief
accountant "a responsible position] in the
navy-yard at Norfolk. Through forged
orders he succeeded in "doing" the
banks and merchants there out of some
thirty thousand dollars, with which he
skedaddled to Europe. A few weeks
ago he returned to New Orleans his
presence was reported to General Soho
field, commanding in Virginia, and the
latter telegraphed the military authorities
here to arrest and hold him. This was
done, and the requisi,ion followed. He
will be taken off at once to the scene OF
his deprcdationS.
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TELEGRA-PHIC NEWS.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The Post
master. General has ordered the mail
route between Mobile and Vicksburg tc
be re0pened for competition. The route
is 376 miles long, to be run twice week
in boats.
Signor Morcelli Cerruti, the new Italian
Minister, has arrived.
Half dozen volunteer officers, ranging
from captains to colonies, and two chap
lains, were mustered out to-day.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s323,OOO.
General Howard has had no intimation
of his mooted removal. The Secretary of
War al interim informed General Howard
during recent interview that he had
heard nothing of it.
The President visits the schutzen fest
at Baltimore tomorrow.
The official returns from Kentucky show
that Helm beats the Radicals $500 and
the third party $4,000, and has majority
over both of $4,000.
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.mpIcuNoyD TRUNK FACTORY

Sc RICHMOND TR INK FACTORY
Those in want OF wellmads, durable TRUNKS
can get heir supply at factory prices and at the
same time encourage HOME ENTERPRISE. we
keep good assortment Of our own make on hano,
and also make to order such yles the purchaser
NAV desire, with interior arrangements to suit
heir own convenience Labor Is cheaper here
than in the North, and materials just as cheap as
in the North. The freight and drayags on ordl-
nary size Trunks will average one dollar apiece !
so We save the profit that the northern manufaetu-
rer makes, and the cost OF freight and drayase.
The purchaser can see by the above facts that we
are enabled TO sell HOME MADE TRUNKS Tor
LESS than northern TRUNKS Of same quality are
sold in this market.
REPAIRING We also do all kinds OF EEFAlh-
ING, when, with a small outlay, you can save the
expense OF buying new ones and while an olo
Trunk will not look as we'll as new one, yet II
will be Just as strong as new one. we also aA
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We have also our usual large supply OF booAo .,
SHOES and GAiTERS of the latest styles and Dos!
make, made expressly for US, all widths and sizes,
which we are selling much lower than those that
prsteud to sell cheap. Our SHOES are made with
ont wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS Z Bro,
3D. 435 Broad street, corner Fifth,
snd No. 0ls Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory at No. &ss Broad street, corner o.
FIFTH je Its
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An adventurous Englishman, on very
mild imitation of American fool hardness,
has Just crossed the channel in canoe.
The Uoyageur left Dover at P. M, and
arrived at Andrewville, near Boulogne, at
/ o'clock the next morning.
Ellsworth, Chicago commissioner of po-
lice, has had silver service Of plate pre-
sentcd to him as reward of the merit of
arriving at the age Of fifty years-in Chi
cago.
A man lay drunk on the pavement at
Brighton, Massachusetts,, all night recently,
and was guarded by faithful dog, who
kept all policemen and State constables at
bay
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Foreign News.

LONDON, August 21.-All the official
journals of Vienna declare that the peace
of Germany is now secured.
It is stated that General Prim still heads
the Spanish Instruction. BE is supplied
with funds by Paris bankers.
Shanghai advices say that tea is very
active. The new crop is going off ra-
pidly.
The Prussian Government DEGREES that
there shall be free trade for salt.
LONDON, August 21-Noon. : United
States bonds, 1919 others unchanged.
P. M.-United States bonds, 1873;
consols, 943s. =,
LoSDoS, August 2l-Evening. United
States bonds, 1874.
LIVERPOOL, August 2l-Noon.-Cotton
quiet estimated sales, 5000 bales. Bread
stufIs and provisions quiet and steady.
2P. M.-Cotton rather more active ;
sales will reach 10000 bales. Lard, SIS.
I'd. Bacon, 43s. cd.
LIVERPOOL, August 21-Evcning.-Cot-
ton closed quiet and steady; middling
uplands, 1OAd. Orleans, Id; sales,
10000 bales.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, August PA. M.-Stocks
heavy. Money, 495 per cent. Gold,
1907. Sterling = Time, l091a@lO95a;
sight, 1O97a@llO1s. sos, '62, coupons,
1871. Virginia Is, new issue, 5Og5O1a.
Tennessee G's, new issue, Go. Flour
New lO0l5c. lower; old firm. Wheat
scarcely SO firm. Corn quiet. Oats dull
and dropping. Pork steady at $23.25.
Lard quiet at l21a91315c. Whisky quiet.
Cotton dull at 2s@2S1ac. Freights quiet.
Turpentine, 5SI5c. Rosin quiet; common,
$3.S71a.
New YORK, August PIP. M.-Cotton
shade lower and quoted at Csc. Flour
firm; southern, slO.25GSl4; other de-
scriptions unchanged. Wheat firnler and
active; white southern, $40; amber,
So .330s2.37%. Corn unchanged; western
mixed, Sl.l2%@Sl.l31a. Oats dull; south
ern, SlGS5c. Mess pork firm at $685..
Lard firm. Groceries firm and quiet. Ma
val stores quiet. Wool closed active ;
Texas, 26G3lc. Freights quiet.
Stocks quiet. Gold, al Il. Money, 4
as per cent. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, ll3A.
BALTIMORE, August 2l.-Cotton steady
and scarce; Georgia middling, 2SHc. !;
low middling, 2715c. Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Flour dull, but steady for all
descriptions. Prime wheat advanced &C.,
and quoted at $3.50; common ranges as
low as 50 for white and red. White corn,
sll29Sl.l6; yellow, Sl.l5gSl.lS. Oats
lower, owing to large receipts; quoted at
62@70c.; sales mostly at G3g6Sc. fro-
visions steady, with good demand LOT
consumption; no large sales, and no cnange
in prices. Sugar firm, with a good de-
mand; prime Porto Rico, l31a9l354c'
Whiskey, 30@35c.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Flour hrm
family, SlO.250slO.15. Wheat dull. Corn
firm, with light supply, at 9O99lc. Wins
KEY steady at 80. Pork dull, and held al
S2S.25Gs23.50. Bulk meats frmer. clear
bacon sides in good demand at 1916, but
held at 16c., with some sales at that. Lara
l21ac.
WILMINGTON, August I'll Spirits tur.
pentine weak at 521ag53c. Rosin qule'
at s3gs7.
SAVANNAH, August 2l.-Cotton dull ano
declining no sales; middling, Z6c.; re-
ceipts, lO7 bales.
MOBILE, August 2l.--Cotton flat anc
dull. Traders show more disposition u
sell. and quotations nominally lower. De
yepty. five bales changed hands at private
! figures. Eleven bales of new cottoh law
been received up to date.
New ORLEANS, August 2l.-Cottol
dull sales OF $50 bales; 10" ihiuuiine
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of Trnvcs-C0nrf-mnratnl
.t"H <,xnt,, vnx.SIfnf n m RI

o. Of Trnvcr-Conrf-mnrttnt
rri't,r"a,,t,oat Captnin-verritct and
rlrc. ,,st On Tho folIots-
" - I,- was received in Washington to-
.,y; ,.,,~..~s Second Military District,
a.,I ,;,a 5. c.. August II, lS61.-Gcne-
f.,S,, First. Before post court
-s, V'" '3 A. the Citadel, Charleston, S. c.,
y ON On 1857. pursuant to authority from
N ~ ,se6ouartcrs, and Of which Breves
seE ,%;s,~.G2acralH II. B. Clitz is president,
'sn .-, med and tried W. 7. McNulty,
o'> S..@ Co.; The steamer Pilot Boy. Charge:
ft, .,,., " Of paragraph 5, General Or
4 ny r e. Specification: In this that
vr\ullv, captain Of the steamer
NJ. NV aid refuse 20 grant Grst-claSs
So, D ocs massage to Miss Frances Rollin
~, rrar,c>,on to Beaufort, S. c., on his
. rrcsuse of caste or color. All
charleston, 5. c., Monday, July q,
" p.ca. not guilty. Finding, guilty.
,crcc. 20 pay 3 fine Of $3.50.
>.@',S The evidence in this case shows
- ,nIv p, 1867, the complainant, a
Liable female, was, because OF her
-rlr>cd cabin passage by the &C
'..ii who is the captain Of the steamer
nv. Roy. a boat plying as common
'. ~, between ports in this military dis
/ was conceded on the trial that
80 .-,-a1 rvlc enforcing this discrimination
a been maintained on board the boat
80. ...,~fci BIZ the accused. The guilt of
'..ar3cr in thus willtUlly disrcgarding
Nv. .-5yisions Of paragraph s, General
.s-, - prohibiting such unlawful dis
....;..s, !, confessed and proved. SO
..q, the laws imposed civil and political
H,ics because of scrvitUdc or color,
..-ag carriers were permitted to
-..;.cSamc discrimination among pas
-.r,. Such disabilities and usaseS have
with slavery, TO have any legal
., Whatever belongs Of common
o citizens necessarily follows the
milton Of the blacks as citizens, and
~ ,othem. The obligation OF COM
-...ier is defined by iurist Of au-
..v q, follows: q If he carry passen-
liz must receive all who offer, and
.,.slI alike, unless there be actual and
...en.eo. reason for the distinction, as il
a,thy appearance, dangerous condition,
misconduct of a passenger."- Parsons
Mercantile Law, page 201. The OBJ
-Ya.cc If this rule has been enjoined by
i,rs from these headquarters, duly pub
ID for The information and guidance OF
anccraca, and violations Of the rcgu-
rs thus established must be approprl-
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Gale I'm Accomac County, Va.

correspondence OF the BaltlHoEe 0aHeWe
PoNcorEAGuE, AccoMAc COUNTY, Va,
August 10, 1867.
A destructive storm Of wind and rain
visited this section Of District No. | on
Thursday tho 18th instant, causing con-
siderable destruction Of property. A large
new dwelling house belonging to Egbert
G. Baylcy was entirely destroyed, some of
the bricks and portions Of the roof being
carried several hundreds Of yards, even
the sills being moved from their founda-
ton q portion of the roof was found two
miles of. Every tree in the yard was up
rooted the brick gableend of the kitchen
was cracked from top to bottom key of
white lead weighing twenty-five pounds
was carried one hundred yards by the ter
rife force of the whirlwind. The loss of
TO this gentleman exceeds 81 900.
Strange to say, not one of his family, con-
sisting Of four whites and several negroes,
was injured. This gentleman also lost a
house by the firebrand Of an incendiary in
1863. r.
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Suicide of n New York Herald Clerk.

New YORK, August 2O.-An inquest was
yesterday held at Tontine Hotel, by Coro-
ner Grover, over the body Of George W.
Godfrey, late clerk in the Herald. From
the evidence it appears that on Sunday he
came to the hotel and registered himself
as George Anderson. Yesterday morning
he was found dead in his bed, and in a
reticule near by was found two bottles of
laudanum, one Of them partially emptied.
Traces Of poison were found in the
stomach. A verdict Of suicide by poison
ing was rendered. 1t is stated that few
days ago he disappeared, taking with him
checks and bills to the amount Of 81 900,
the property of Mr.. James Gordon Ben
nett. On the body was found small sum
of money and some minor articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-22

MOTHER FLANK MOVEMENT The latest
-l1k' movement OF the President is
....' I'D 'rgenuity to his transfer Of Grant
u tie War Department. The Washing
'92 >.1r says:
III IS currently reported that nearly a
IL u. Il since the President offered the po-
:, :, N OF Chief of the Bureau to Mr. John
W. u; Langston, the colored lawyer of Ohio,
"Ao Is Aow engaged in addressing the CO.
.2.g0 people OF Virginia on their educa-
"9-a! interests, but that he declined"
=. v are totally opposed to the introduce
-, n,4 OF 2esro into any oftice-even into
Va. nj occupied by General Howard.
,,''yT;e'lffl less, the appointment of negro
W.; not we'll be objected to By the Ra-
1 ...'' Indeed, they would be afraid to
,o,".': And in this light the reported &C
. .'~ o. The President is probable other
., %,.as--'Aat is, upon is merits-we regard
"' ftu0F as improbable.
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26hc. receipts, 81 bales; exports, 2,723
bales. Sugar and molasses nominally
unchanged. Gold, 1891.
SDeciOL Notices.

RE- OUR FLAG, PERFORATED WITH
holes. is,emblsmatical OF many hard-fought en-.
eagement, IN all OF which we have come of vic
torious.
The principal engagements were High prices
against low :" "Good goods against common )"
{" A reduction in prices, when they have declined,
against keeping prices up"
We continue to conduct our business upon The
old principle Of giving our customers the benefit
Of all bargains that we obtain.
We offer this week:
Rlegan. Satin striped Mozambique at IS per dress
pattern, worth 80;
Very rich Goats Hair Dress Goods at So per Dress
worth Sl3;
erenadne at reduction Of 40 percent.
Real Russia Diaper 80, worth SO;
Genuine Russia Crash a: Hic. per yard, worth Is;
White Flannel at &c.,
Atwood Flannel at 3oc.,
French Soft Finished Cambria, It yards wide. at
Soc. worth &c..
Black Hermann at CSC. per yard, worth Doc;
Plain Colored Mozambiques at 2oc., worth 4oc.;
Lawns at l2s, 20, and 2sc., reduction Of so per
cent;
Bleached Cotton at 12sc, full yard wide at 1ssc.,
worth 7oc.;
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, nearly as good as
Wamsutta, at 2oc.-Wamsu tta sells at 35c.
Unbleached Cottons from 12i to 2Oc.,
Full width Bleachsd and Unbleached sheetings
at Sec,
Pillow-case Cottons, full &c inches wide, at 2sc;
Pillow case Linen, full II yards wide, at 75c.,
worth 81;
Linen sheeting, j.: yards wide. at $3.50, worth
s9.25 per yard
Bishop Lawn at 25c., worth a5c.
Excellent White Brlliants at 25c., worth a5c.
Table Damask, extra heavy, warranted al linen,
at 75c., would be cheap. atSl;
Cassmeres at 81, worth $50;
Linen Drillings, from 20 to Soc;
Linen D uck at 2sc., worth 35c.
Gauze Merino Shirts for Gents at 9l2s worth 81:
Maltese Lace Collars at 50 and $780,, worth 81 and
$3.50;
Tucked and Embroidered Collars at sl.25 per do
zen, worth 80;
Crochet Trimming, six yards In apiece, for loc.,
worth 1oc. per yard.
Real Tape Trimming, IL yards in piece, for 75c.,
would be cheap at 81;
Real Danask Doylies, warranted all linen, at
81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
Damask Napkins at 49, worth $3.50;
Cotton Hose at l2ac., worth lstc.;
Real English Cotton Hose at 5oc.;
Infants Frock Waists at so and 75c., worth 7Sc.
and 81;
Real French Wove Corsets at 81;
Table Cloths at 75c., worth Sl.?5;
Huckaback Towels at 81, 50, and IS, worth SO,
$3.50, and 81 SO per dozen;
Domestic Ginghams at lc3c.;
Wide Englah Prints at 20 and 25c per yard:
Shifting Stripes at l2sc.;
Bed Tick at l2sc.
Also, at low prices,
Travelling satches and Baskets, Shawls, Lace
Mantles, Black Silk Sacques, Basques, and
Circulars.
Remember the FLAG, perforated with holes.
LEVY BROTHERS,
au2o i547 Main street.
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Ex-PREsTDENT BUCHANAN. = A letter
from Cape May says that among the nota-
bles at present on the island is the Hon.
James Buchanan, ex-President of the
United States, who has emerged Temporal
riiy from his retirement in Lancaster
county to endeavor to get new lease on
llfo by enjoying the benefits Of Cape Island.
He appears to be in excellent health, and
is stouter than ever, and bears his ad-
vanced age remarkably well. He takes
his baths regularly, and appears to enjoy
the salt water greatly.