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Oommercfal..-Per Cable.

Consols for money at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 78l. Erie Railroad shares
36t United States 5-20s 73i.
LIVERPOOL, March 2, Noon.
The Cotton market opened firm and the sales to-
u ng uplands quoted at i5sd Middling Orleans at
l3B. BreadAtafis1The market is generally unchang-
visions-Lard quiet and steady at SOS Cd % cwt Ba
con at AS " cwt for American middes. Pork rs Cd
y 200 TBS for prime ci y mess. troduce-Petroleum
Is I'd ~ gallon for Pennsylvania refined. Spirits ad-
vanced Id and are saeable at lid ~ gallon. Ashes
3is for pots Spirits 1urpentine-37s Oh y cwt for
Carolina: Linseed Cakese10 100 ~ ton for thin OBJ
long for feeding
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Another Heavy hank Be(aleation.

DALIIMORE, MARCH 3.
A heavy defalcation has been discovered in
the Mechanics National Bank of this city. 1t
runs through period of twenty-seven years,
and was discovered finally last week by Gov
err inspectors, and amounts to 100000.
me IN, parties implicated are the general book
keeper and the paying-teller, both of whom
were arrested. This is the third heavy defalca-
ton that has occurred in the same bank. The
to meet its liabilities. "i'N
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MEXICO.
Departure of Macmillan for the
Seat of War.
Communication cat OFF aoiH The
Capital.

New ORLEANS, March, q
Dates from the city of Mexico to the 10th
ult have been received.
Macmillan has left, going to the northward,
with 5000 men. His destination is the scene
of the war.
Within three weeks the Liberals have lost "a
cannon in six considerable bat ties. They were
victorious once over the French.
The Imperialists have won several battles
and reclaimed 800 miles of territory, but the
Liberals are rapidly investing their capitol and
contracting their lines 80. .....-
PARIS, March 2.
Gable dispatches have been received here
from Vera Cruz, which state that communica-
ton between that city and the Capital had
been entirely cut off, The Emperor Macmillan
had consequently forbidden the transmission
of dispatches for Europe, giving opinions on
the state of the country, lest they mcy fall into
the hands of the Liberals III
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A NIystery soIvo5

bUFFAIo, n. Y, March 2.
The mystery of the dead bodies found at the
Grand Trunk Railway depot has been unrayeI-
LED. DR.. Madden, resident delatop physician of the
the bodies for Ann Arbor, Mich, to accom-
modate the medical university there, which is
short of subjects. DR.. Madden was arrested
and held to bail in $1,000.
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c. e. BECKETT'S EsTATE

THE subscribers, appointed Commissioners ,,- At,
Hon. Judge of Probate for Cumberland co ny tne
to receive and decide upon all claims against tha
tate of Charles E. Beckett late OF Portland in sssS
county, deceased, represented insovent hereby rive
notice that six months, from the 18th inst, are al
lowed to the creditors to present and prove their
caims; and that said Commissioners will be in ses-
sion at the City Assessors office, in said Portland On
the third Mondays of March, April, May, dune, July
ana august ensuing, at O'Clock ID, for the pur.
n. e GORE SReD Commissioners,
Portland, Feb. %, 1867. dswaw,t
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New Brick House for SoIo

d. Corner Cumberland and Boyd streets: contains
E;;:; eleven rooms. Piped for gas from cellar to at
tic. This is substantial, well-built house. in
good location, and is all ready for occupancy.
Apply to w. H. JEHsRIS, Real Estate Agent
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, March e.
Cotton - irregular and easier; sales to-day 1000
bales; low Middlng at 30lc; receipts TAG bales; ex-
por's 5000 bales Flour quiet; superfine at II 25-
Sugars quiet and firm at f3lc. Moiasses dull prime
at 76c. Sterling Exchange 149 q $50, sight; on New
York unchanged. Freights quiet.
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The Gar Urges the CessiOn of Can
dia to Greece.

Lord Stanley, Secretary of Foreign Affairsf
in answer to an inquiry made in the House o,
Cpmmonssto-night stated that neither Brazil
nor Paraguay had ever invoked the mediation
of England.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2.
The morning papers to-day announce that
the Car of Russia has strong y urged the Su-
blime Porte to cede the Island of Gambia to
Greece
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March 2,
To Capitalists.

THE advertiser would like to confer with any par
Il ty who would build Hotel in this City the COM
ing season. responsible is ready to lease for
a term OF years, good modern style house,-if it
be built tue present year. at reasonable Per
oenIage on the COST
ma nI1u ds 81, Fl. F."
mari d2w Post Office
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THE MARKET 3.
Finaucial.

NEW YORK. March 2.
The Post says there Is little more activity In the
loan market, but as the supply is abundant there is
less disposition to SELL Governments steady but in
active Railroads closed fraction higher. Foreign
Exchange dull.
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House for Sale

OK NEAL STREET, Upper Hall of the Brick
-, ~ 'FRONT.' House, containing in all s2 Rooms-ee
dnented Cellar, hard and soft water-a good Stable
ana yard room. Very convenient and Desirable
possession given sometime in March Terms easv
Apply on the premises, or to 'n' easy
no,e ..t.. VIM. H. JERRIS
i'ai utt Real Estate Aoent
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

rTNHE fine estate corner Bracket ard Walker Sts
The lot contains 10000 square feet. Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to
W. Ii. JERRIS,
mari DIFF Real Estate Agent.
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The New Congress.

New YORK, March 2.
"A Washington special says the House will
elect the Speaker and Clerk on Monday after
noon and go into caucus in the evening for
the nomination of Doorkeeper and Postmas.
ter, -c-
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Wanted.

0 1S,c.s ~ City Sugar Refnery. West Com
Proposals viii iHO a, 81 FL Emery street.
rels and sample may be seen ot New % 81 ar
Company, 1924 Commercial, at corner Of TTuion 81
ieplZu&Wti r. G. IJEPCEv
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For Sale.

A desirable House Lot at the corner of Hill and
IA Ellsworth Streets by
r-ss. JABEZ' C.. WOODMAN, Dr.,
Real Estate Agent, 21t Free Street.
feb23 DIFF
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WANTED.
Wanted.

A GOOD Rent for a family consisting of a gentle
"A man and wife. Address Box 1873, Portland
Post Office b 'H mch2l1w@
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For Sale ArEa.Sa

The Fine Lot corner of EXCHANGE .ra ,,,o,.o,.
Streets, 10 feet on Congress and 81 feet on Ecbong
ST. viii be let for ten twenty years on tayorabe
terms Block OF Seven Stores in this central ioca
ton would pay good interest. at ioo''-
Apply to w TT JEpprS
marldtf 'i1i'Nie.
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For Sale GheaD.

{ Ne OF the Houses in the Brick block on DeeI
thoron nteet. These houses arc built in the most
cnIla manner ten finished rooms in each, good
nan,, water OF both kinds, good store room and
tbe VI closet ROOM Enquire of E. WALSH, on
w I.elnieoS mch2d2W
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A Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has had several years ex-
"A Terrence as book-keeper and accountant,
would like TO obtain situation Satisfactory recon-
mendation furnished.
Address sc, w. BIZ Portland Pnat Office f2sdl W
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EUROPE.

VIEWS ny THE CABLE.
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New Crop MOlasses.

fGO HHDS. VERY SUPERIOR MCSCo.
Al TICS. J VADO MOLASSES, per Brig
Minnie Miller" from Matanzas, now landing and
Chase, Cram 4 SturtevaDt,
Feb23-isdtf widgery's Wharf.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Lost!
A bundle of small Keys, Is or g. on a steel ring
"A The fndel will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the Store of Norton q Morgan, Spring St.
near Winter St., or with D. W. True q Co., 14l
Commercial St. h f-E-lG- = ~
March 1, 1867. mar2d3t&
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters Unclaimed

i the 4th day Of March, 1866.
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SESS1ON.
Mr.. Stevens from the committee on appro-
prlatlons, reported back the Senate amend
nehts TO the omnibus bill-several amendments
were not concurred in, including that abolish
ing lhe once OF Commissioner on public build
!ngs, ana providing for the appointment by the
PRESIDENT OF civil engineer to discharge the
duties. '-'
The bill was passed over the veto by 131
against 81, and it is now a law
Mr. Kas on, from the committee on o,,ro,,r;
ations, reported back the Senate amendments
to the naval appropriation bill. ~
Mt Kasson moved to suspend the rules. but
the House refused, and the amendments were
referred to the committee of the whole.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the deficiency bill. The paragraph
approptiating. 100000 for the american Col
onization Society was rejected. The paragraph
appropriating $4,000 for dredging and main
tanning the channel of the river Thames, near
Norwich, Conn was agreed to- with amend
ments offered by Mr.. Hubbard, apprOpriatpg
$4,000 for improving the harbor at Westport,
Conn.
The committee rose and Mr.. Morrill, made a
report from the committee of conference on
the tax bill. The duty on cotton was fixed at
PIP cents; gas companies are allowed to con-
tinue charging the tax to consumers: crane
brandy is taxed one dollar per gallon. The re-
port was agreed to-
Mr.. LeBlond offered resolution of thanks
to the Speaker Mr.. Colfaxl which, after COM
plimentory remarks by Messrs. Hogan and
Winfield, was adopted.
report.
- After the complimentary speeches to Mr..
Cofax, at IL 20 7. NJ, the House again went
INTO conimlttee of the whole and resumed con-
sideration of the deficiency bill. The last Sec
ton OF the bill appropriating 100000, and to
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The Council,

The Council will this evening have the
important subjects Of the railroads under
consideration, and o full attendance OF inc
members is demanded by tho magnitude
Of the questions that will be presented Tor
their consideration. 1t is the day and time
for settling the fate of this city. If she is
to be brave and spirited competitor for
the trade and commerce Of the country,
now is the time for her to get ready for
the struggle. Delay will be fatal. She
must act at once, and show by her intro
pidty and her readiness to adventure her
means and her energies in wise under
takings to extend her commercial inter-
course that she has the sort Of spirit and
forecastc that will merit and win success
and prosperity. If she sits down deploring
the unfortunate course Of the improve
ment system of the State and Of political
affairs, and, despairing, makes no effort to
retrieve her fortunes, then she is done for.
The greatest natural advantages en-
ioyed by any inland town for commerce
and every branch Of industry will have
been thrown away, and prospects of
golden brightness will have gone down in
darkness and gloom.
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Work for the Republicans.


The New York Times continues to ham
mcr at the Republicans and their duties.
The ultras and the Tribune no doubt re-
gard the Times as having singular way OF
defining Rcpublicanism and its policy.
The following is the work it cuts out for
the dominecring party, to which it still
holds on by the tall
"Libcrality and wisdom in the final adj
iustmcnt Of the reconstruction question
fairness and sagacity in the disposal OF
currency NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., impartiaity,
and good faith in curtailing the expendl-
lures of Governmcnt-boldnes thorough
ness, and promptitudc in the reduction of
burdens, and the equitable apportionment
of taxes that are to be levied-thcse are
the more obvious of the many practical
questions with which the fortunes Of the
Republican party are identified. Congress
cannot evade them if it would, and its
treatment of them will determine its own
fate. Works, not faith, will achieve its
salvation"
If this be, indeed, done, the millennium
must be considered very near at hand.
But, then, who is to decide what is " wis
dom and liberality," and "fairness and
sagacity," and "impartiality and good
faith" and, lastly, what is Reputable -!
The Times should be more specific.
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:. -~"rs LiE.-foRNEY publishes
,>~'asraph concerning the burning of the
Darn OF Mr.. SOLOMON HoGE, Of Fauquier,
ana basely says it was done by "rebels."
no TACT is, the barn had been used by
uvs'p , as a place Of meeting the night it
tt "s burned, and it was no doubt owing TO
'Aot' cafeiessness that the fire occurreS
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CAN for a State Conservative CONVEX
ton.
Thc Executives Committee OF tho Cor

Tho Executive Committee of the Con-
so-vat;ye party in Richmond, obcying the
indications Of the sentiments OF the people
Of Virginia, and without any intention to
dictate to them, .but acting because there
Is no recognized body toprovide for such
. contingency, invite the people of the
v,r;ous cities and counties to assemble IN
primary meetings and appoint delegates
70 a Convention to be held in the city OF
Richmond on Wednesday the llth day OF
December next, for the purpose OF effect
inc an organization Of the Conservatives
of the State.
II. n. ELLYSON, Chairman.
JAMES Il. BRANCH, Secretary.
November I, 1867.
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" The Republican, nar,, ,

saw. ne Republican party in this city b
' .aHcn ior lis motto in the pr" -"s
ra'sh, Official economy and sent cam
Menl. Yribunc. 0 'etrench-
NJ" Is virtuous and becoming. LAWN,
,.ana, herublic treasure upon party
measures until it is plain their reckless ~
'la'asance viii be tolerated ), ,.., : :,
e o,.O"s vast deal Of solCdenial to grow
G and honest I,may be s,,r n,""
> suspected, however tia! thew ar. ,a.
s 4e"oy 10 leave, and are maliciouxly
ABOUT to shut down upon their srcccyynr:
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MARRIED.

On the 21st Instant at the brides ONE, BY the
Rev. DR.. Leads. C. POWELL GRADY. late OF Vtr.
ginia, TO SUE GORDON, daughter of Z. Hughes
Armistead, OF Baltimore.
At the residence OF Mrs. +. Challn. Wyths
county, on the 10Th November, by the t.ev. W u.
4. Cunningham GEnRGE V. LITCHFlELD, JR.,
OF bingdon, and Miss LIZZIE =. PIERCE, Of
Wythe unity. No cards.
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SDeciNL Notices.

s1l- r. FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN, 91S MAIN
STREET, will continue business until the let Of
December. He offers to the public his superior
PEBBLE AND GLASS sPECTACLEs AND EYE
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES,
&C., at greatly reduced prices.
TWO GERMAN SILVER SHOWCASES for sale
cheap. no 25-St
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gaNOTHER METEORIC SHOWER

ANOTHER METEORIC SHOWER:
SWIFT, BRILLIANT, AND DAZZLING.
THE RAPID MOVEMENT CT THE STARS AND
TIE GREAT DECLINE IN
DIZZY GOODS!
We leave the movements Of stars 10 astrono.
mcrs: but thousands of anxious buyers watch
tho decline in goods at tho store of
LEVY BROTHERS.,
who keep pace with the times.
TIMES ARE HAED
AND MONEY SCARCE,
but you can buy a great deal of goods for Il little
money at LEVY BkoIEhHo.
you can get YARD WIDE UNBLEaCHgD COT
TON for 12lc, at LEVY BROTHERS.
You can cot ALL-W0OL STRIPED FLANNEL
for acc. at LEVY BROTHERS..
You can buy SHIRT BosoMs for lo1c. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Tou can buy sUpERFiNE FREaCH MERlNoS
for 9oc. at LEW 6EolAEAe'
You can buy fine LAMBS Wool HOSE for
ladies for CSC. at LEVY BROTHERS.
You can buy MoHAlR SHIFTING, for ba!mo-
rails, full yard wide, for CSC. at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
And hundreds o, other articles at astoDiehlngly
Low PRICES
HEADQUARTERS FoE BARGAINS.
TIL CID SOUIHEhN DRN up'DS Stfhc,
EsTABIlsHED ISIS.
LEVY BROT Il rs,
l5l7 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the Old Market.
[no2ll
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Dru Goods.


n O N II F a l.
TO 90 TO
LEVY BROTHERS,
THE WONDERFUL
DISPLAY OF
AUCTION GOODS,
BOUGHT 1T PANIC PRICES,
AID SOLD
BELOW THE PRICE BEFogG TIE WAR!
REMEMBER THE
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BEoTHERs,
No. l.lT MAIN STREET,
Nearly opposite the Cid Market,
HEADQUARTERS
FOR BARGAINS.
mo %
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10 THE BUYERS OF THE WARD

Two THE BUYERS OF THE WARD
/ BRAND T0B.CCO.-The undersi gned, desi-
rous Of showing his appreciation for the kiad pa
fronags 30 lib RI lily bestowed by the patrons of
this favori,e and Justly celebrated CHEWlEG
TOBACCO, will on the lst of January, 1858. pre-
s-nt one box of this tobacco 10 every purchaser
who can produce satisfactory evidence OF pur-
chAshing fifty boxes from my agents Mes-ro VII
liam Taylor s. Son. from May, 1855 nntli January
ist 1863 THOMAS J HARDGRoE2,
Proprietor Of the Ward Tobacco.
no ls-2tawJanl
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Insurance Companies.

~ n. WALKER d CO.,
u. SUCCESSORS To O. p. BEESEE, ESQ.,,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE 1914 MAIN STREET,
first door east of post-cflce, under Messrs. r. H.
Marry h Co.
Buildings merchandise, furniture, and personal
nroperty or all kinds, in the city or country, In
sured against loss or damage by IRE at the lowest
rates in COMPANIES Of the highest staining
Losses equitably al usted snt promptly pald;
Marine and inland Insurance also enected al
rates. ic -'-Io
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RICHMOND, November %, 1857.

MOTTO E.-Intending I" =
u change in my bus' .I,ake q
front ri -" -.s | cFs. for rent the
etore ~ rtasent occnpi-d by ne. with
80. enti 70 stock pr GROCERIES. WIN Is, LIQUORS,
&c for sale privately. To any one DESTROYS Of
commencing the grocery business a rare opportu-
nifty is offered. .,..,.
Ishal continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS in
the OF my eure. fronting on Eig hteeulh street,
where shall be pleased to rec my friends and
customers, and pledge myself to use my best ef.
forts for their interest. and In every instance
to Inc. n f'Lhfhf,
corner Eighteenth and Main streets.
Soyemhsr 1857 o5-6t
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c. R. BARNES, Up. JUsTis, 8. P.F'WLER.
DARNES, JUSTIS 81 FOWLER,
D successors to JusTis s. FOWLER, Gen E ,a5AI
COMMISSION AND FORW aRDlN6 MERCHANTS
No. 1902 Franklin street, Richmond, Virginia,
and l43 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.IParties
shipping PRODUCE to this house can draw ior
ped the balance will be paid over AZ soon as sold
Strict attention given to the business. QUICK
hefert TO William NJ. CaI.l member OF Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel y.
Cobbs Farmville, Va. A: NJ. Fierce, etauhlon'
Va,;J K koiner, Way nesboro', Augusta coanty,
va: Joseph Dettor;- Greenwood. Albemarle, Ga.i
R. S. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster :, co.
bankers, Richmond, We. 30 -A-"in
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uENRICO HOUSE, BROAD STREET
Ii BETWEEN FEST AND Brook AVENUE.
FKtE LUaCH THIS (Monday) MORNING be-
tween IL aGd o'c ock. The sab criber, having
recently reftted and refurnlshad he above popn-
lar house, iii re open the same THIS MORNING,
when q FREE LuNCH, prepared by n distin .
gnsh cd caterer, will be served to my friends and
tne public generally, who are cordially invited to
be present. Il Good wine needs no BUSH and
the excellent LAGER BEER manufactured by
Messrs. Engling " Dyer, always on hand. will
commend itself TO the lovers of this flvorte
beverage. Tho best Of wires ll1ncr6, and
cigars. always on hand. HEiGI NEUhoHR.
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Jeecetera. &c.

T Attest STYLES FEW JEWELRY
LJUST RECEIVED 81 NOWLAN CO.'S.
Magnificent PEARL BRIDAL SETS,
AMETHYST ard DIAMOND SETS,
TAsSELi, ant PEsnt. SETS,
GARNET ETkU+CaN SETS,
Nav patterns EN MELLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, and
Dii3aoND ENGAGEMENT snl PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
Every variety Of rich SlLNEkW ARB, IN cases.
for BRIDAL PRESENTS.
We ara constantly receiving the latest styles
direct from the factories Of Europe and America.
THOMAS NowLAS, sJ%L-3 / CO.,
10 L. MACoMRER. corner Main and
nol2 Tenth streets above the post o!dce.
NEW AND 3 4 = y TIE U l. PAT
IN TERMS OF JiWELhY, SlLVER-PL
WARE, &C., at JOHN ii. TYLER & CO IS, 1872
Main street.-The have Oh hand aud are constant
ly rec.iving all the most desirable styles OF
Diamond Pins. Ear Sings, Finger Kings, &C.;
Cold En- ame led and Etruscan Jeweiery--every
article in this line If new plttsrn-;
Gold aud Silver Watches, superior qua llty, war.
ranted:
Gold Watch Chains, Vest, Chatalain, and Leon
tine, evary variety;
Silver Tea Services. Pitchers, GoDlets, nuRa But
Ter Di-hes, Casters, Spoons. Forks, Ladies'
Butter Knives, &c;
Silver in cases. for Bridal aud other presents. &C s
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AtAuburn, Culpaper county. Va, on the 18th
instant. Miss NJ ARG ARET N. BLAIR.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES!!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No 527 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AHn SINH
Opening this day large supply OF NEW 0ooDs.
IA BLEACHED COTTON at E5c.
EALNORAL SHIFTS AT 81. IS worth !!
BROWN and BLEACHED SHhETltG5 at lowest
New York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL at 3oc. worth i9c
RED and GRAY FLANNELs, all qualities .
HrCKABACk TOWELS at 81 and -, worth -
and Si or
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
BIARRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS.
Eilk-warp aud Alexander POPLlNS,
MERlNOS'a: astonishipgly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and hLPACAS, all colors;
Handsome DELLA " KS at 2oc.
sHAWLS SHAWLs,
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid sHAWLS Of every variety.
CaSSIM8RsS AND CLOTHS.
NV stock of CASSlMERES and CLOTHS IS very
large and well So Iected
Black and Cnlored CLEANING. all grades
Fine CASSIN ETS at soc worth &c.;
Beautiful CARPETS al Sc.
CALIC0ES at l2lc.;
Also. Jcuvin's and Empress RID GLoE ES, for
ladies and Observation-Disclosures and other
coors:
Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS at S..
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Stores. Tj2iar0rc. DC.
Toilet articles.


TlOILET APS.-We have just res
i c.iyed a variety Of Toilet Soaps Of superior
duality which We offer al y"hoieea s and retail.
no sTEEEXS, PGGRAM & co.
DOUQUET D'ORLEAES, Or Xxx
y BOD SBON.-A fresh supply OF this most fra
grant PERFUME, decidedly the best now in use,
in store and for sale wholesale and retail by.
BLUNT & NJ LSEhET- druggist,
self 1894 Main near Fourteenth street