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10 LET.
To Let,
To Let.
TO Let.

M It'll Board, two unfurnished Rooms, suitable
w Tor Gentleman and wife. Also room for sim
gle gentlemen. A few Table Boa ders can be accom-
modated. Terms reasonable. Enquire OF
GRO. MCCLELLAN,
Mar l3-d2ws No. 4 Locust st.
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MEXICO.
HE ESCAPE OF MARQUEZ-TRoUBLE WITH THE
CT

HE ESCAPE OF MARQUEZ-TRoUBLE WITH THF
UNITED STATES.
MEXICO, March 10-There is considerable anx
iety caused by the confirmation of MARQUEE
escape to Havana, and rumors that he proposes
to set on foot an armed expedition agains
Mexico.
Reports of trouble with the United States
are also in circulation. These rumors have re
suited in the arrest OF twenty foreigners and
Mexicans. Gen, German. an American. ha
the Interference of Mr.. Plumb, the American
Charge d'Affairs.
BATTLE AT MAZATLAN.
A Mazatlan correspondent, under date O
Feb Goth, states that battle took place on the
18Th between the troops of Governor Rubres
and those of Martinez. Colonel Crespa, com
mandlng, had forwarded the wounded to Ma
zatlan.
The troops of Rubi amounted to about 300
They We're routed. Gen. Toledo with 500 men
is moving against Arogonze, who has only 100.
Tbs sudden activity of the rebels is due to the
fact that nothing had been heard up to the
date of the battle of what Juarez had ordered
in relation to Sinaloa.
THE UNITED STATES MISSION.
Porfirio Diaz will probably accept the APP
pointment of Minister to the United States il
tendt red to him. Senior Romero has post
poned his visit to the United States for anoth-
er month.
The conspirators in the late palace plot are
being tried.
THE YUCATAN REBELLION.
VERA CRUZ, March 13.-The Mexican steam
er Tobasco has arrived here from Yucatan.
1t is probable that the final struggle is yet tC
take place on the Peninsula, though Congress
has officially declared the rebellion subdued
Gen. Alatonese has no control beyond points
occupied by his troops. He is, however, rapid.
ly recognizing civil authority. In Sinaloa
Cheurea, Montile, Aehoa and Volama the Col.
leienes are hostile to the government They
have declared themselves partsans of Mar
tinez, who occupies Mazatlan. Gov. Rubi is
the leaders trusts his followers and fears to
lose ground. Gen. Corona is at Guada ajars
ready to interfere. but is doubtful whether the
Indian Chief Lozadu will allow his artillery
from San Luis to pass through the mountains
THE MEXICAN CONGRESS.
HAVANA, March 13.-The Mexican Congress.
adjourned until the 10Th inst Many points Of
Legislation have been left untouched, and the
railroad concessions of the government have
not been discussed as fears were entertained
that the English railroad contractors would be
deprived oil their rights and the road would be
seized by other parties. 1t is thought that the
proposit on for a new road between Vera Cruz
ana Puebla will not be carried.
UNSATISFACTORY STATE OF AFFAIRS.
The general situation Of affairs in Mexico il
unsatisfactory and fears of trouble are general
Incendiary fires, ro5beries and murders are Of
frequent occurr nee in the capital, and the
streets of the city are unsafe at night.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON. March r.-Consols 93t q 934 for both
money aud account
American securities dull; United States 5-90's 72l
721 Illinois Central shares 89a; Erie Railroad shares
4Sk.
LIVERPOOL, March 17.-Cotton dull, inactive and
unchanged; sales 5000 bales. Breadstuhs dull.
LONDON, March acknowledgements SO q 93s FOL
money.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's Y; Illinois Cen
al share s94 Erie Railroad shares 45a.
LIVERPOOL, March 17-Eyening Cotton dull
sales 5000 bales; MiddliDg urlands 10f; Middling
orleans 10ad. Breadstuffs and Provisions unchanged
Produce-rallow declined 10 AS ~ cwt. American
Snrits-Petroleum Is I'd; refined Petroleum Is 81
Sugar steady at 25s 3D. Linsead Cakes advanced tC
los I5d u ton.
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ARIZONA.
NE w KORK X.

THE ERIE RAILROAD QUARREL.
New York, March 1.-THE Drew Erie par
ty in Jersey City have assumed the defensive
and fortified very strongly of late on account OF
rumOr that reached them that gang of kid
nappers was lying in wait to carry Mr.. Drew
City have offered their services to the Drew
party, and system of fire signals by night
and guns by day has been established in case
of an attack
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NOTICE IS hereby given, that the subscriber hal
~ been duly appointed and taken upon hersel
tine trust cf Administrators of the estate of
JOHN CLARY late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and ha.
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upor
the estate of said deceased, required to exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate
called upon to make payment to
LUCY CLARY, Admrx.
Portland, Feb 49, 1868. feb26 d1aw3w*
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OHIO.
RAILROAD ACCII

RAILROAD ACCIDENT-MANY PERSONS INJURED.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE cars of train
on the indianapolis & Cincinnati railroad, in
Guiding the tender, were blown off the trac k
near White Water river bridge this morning,
carried over and over and broken to pieces.
All the passengers were more or less hurt but
none seriously
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TILE FLoRIpA CONSTITUTION.

The new Constitution of the Florida (reor-
ganized) Convention, provides for the election
of Governor and Lieutenant Governor by the
people. Among the provisions is one extend
ing the right of suffrage to all that class now
DISTINGUISHED by the reconstruction acts, No
oath is required for registration, nor to hold
ONCE, except the oath to support the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, and the Constitu-
tlon OF Florida. An effort is to be made to
nave an order providing for the holding of
elecuons suspended, and to have the incum-
bent OF Superintendent Registration removed.
JOHNSON oUARRELs WITH HIS COUNSEL.
1t is reported that the President still differs
with his counsel, and has had an open rupture
with Judge Black.
NEW ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT SUGGESTED
A prominent New York lawyer suggests
the following additional articles of impeach-
ment:
First-In the removal of Secretary Stanton
without the advice and consent of the Senate
while that body was in session, and the Issuing
of an order as Commander-in-Ch Chief of the Ar
my of the United STATES to Adutant General
THOMAS, military officer, to assume the con-
trol OF the War Department contrary to the
statute of Congress, providing that all orders
70 the army shall be sent through the General
OF the Army.
Secondhand the President is responsible
Tor the action of Adjutant General Thomas in
demanding possession of the War Department
on the principle, qut Jfacit per alum, fdet
per Sc.
JOHNSON AND STEPHENS.
The President yesterday had protracted
conversation with Alexander FL. Stephens,
Vice President OF the rebel confederacy.
FARMS FOR FREEDMEN.
Major General Howard, Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, is about to have Airing
ton surveyed, dividing it into five and ten acre
lots, which will be LET out to freedmen to Gu til
vate. There are about 400 acres of land on
this farm well suited for agricultural purpo-
ses.
"AD INTERIM" THOMAS IGNORED BY THE
PRESIDENT.
There is considerable speculation as to the
Presidents object in ordering General Han
cock to Washington. The order, it seems, was
not sent through General Thomas, but through
the usual military channels.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-Freights-The move
menC in this market during the past few days has
shown but little ,nimation. The amount of freight
Offering go forward to either foreign coastwIse
p)rls ls been limited and rates in some instances
rule with declining tendency. We qnote as fo'-
lows:-Cotton by steamer to Liv rpool 1876 I'd ~
fb; to New York and Pbilade pha Lei to Boston lie.
Tobacco to New York 10 90 p hid; 10 Boston and
PHILADELPHIA 10 o.. Sugar to Northern ports 500 "
hid; Molasses 90 % Dbl. Flour to New York, Bos-
ton a I'D Philadelphia soc y Dbl. Corn to Northern
ports 2ac % bush. By sai-Cotton to Liverpool 916l
" b.: to Hagre tic; to Bremen lie; to New York
Boston 90 aB hid to Bremen AIS Cd; to Liverpool
ATS Sd; Sugar to Northern port 90 ~ hid; Mnlas-
&c ~ gal; Flour to New York and Boston SOC %
bbi., to Liverpool IS, 10 Havre 25 Corn to North
ern ports II a Zoe " bush to Liverpool 15d and to
Glasooy 1871
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SPRE.VG TR.aDx
billiard Tables for Sale.
For Sale or 10 Let

III KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
A promptly executed this once
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To Let.
TO BE LETT

THE large, commoaious, and pleasant room, now
a occupied by the Merchants Exchange. over the
Of1ce OF TIE International Telegraph Company, on
the corner of Exchange and Fore streets to be let
Possession Will be given next month. Applications
may be made to the undersigned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. H. 1868. te12dtf
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
U. s. MUrshOZ'S Notice
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, /,

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
DURoUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
l. Fox, Judge OF the United States istrict Court,
within and for the District OF Maine. hereby give
pubic notice that the following Libels have been
tiled in said Court viz
A Libel against THE SAILS, RIGGING, BOAT,
CHRoNoMETER, &c, saved from the wreck of the
Schooner Isaac Morse, in behalf of Stephen Daven-
port and Others late mariners board said schoon
or, in cause of subtraction of wages, civil and
itime
A Libel against The SAILS, RIGGING, BOAT,
CHRoNoMETER. &C., saved from the wreck OF the
Schooner Isaac Morse, in behalf of John 4. Chase,
master OF the br Martha A. Berry, for himself anu
The crew OF said brig lin of salvage civil and
m iriiime as is more fully set forth said Libels
toat hearing and trial will be had theree Port
land, in said District, on TUESDAY, the SEVERN
TENTH DAY OF MARCH current, when and where
any person interested tn rein, may appear and show
cause, il any can be show, wherefore the same
should not be decreed liable to said claims and be
disposed OF according to law.
Dated at Portland this thirteenth day of March A.
d, 1865.
f. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. 5. Marshal,
mar l3-d4d District OF Maine.
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Proposals for Lime.
For Construction Ofthe U. -. eourt III Ions
mud Post OMce, Portland. Nc

For Construction of the u. -. GOurt Houss
aud Post Once, Portland, Me
C,EALED Proposals will be received at the office OF
- the undersigned until IL o'clock NJ. March 2Otl
1868, for furnishing and delivering one Thousand
(1000l Barrels OF the best Rocklani Lime Tor tn,
Government buildings TO be erected at Porta land Me
ngs tast as desired by the Superin enent, or re-
CURED by the progress OF the work
Proposals will be made by the BARREL including
cost OF all freishts, landing &c.
Ten per cent OF all payments will be retained tbs
I'll completion OF the contract. The delivery
lime to begin as soon alter the signing o. T6e he
tract, as the Superintendent may direct - oil 81
partment reserves the rightto reject any " The Gov
The proposals if deemed for the interest," Vi o Wv
eminent to do so. 80. .prono.., Co.
Lime" and ADDRESSED HENRY KIN9sBURY,
Superintendent.
Eah did
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries and Fancy Goods at
Auction,

ON WEDNESDAY, March 18Th. at 10 O'Clock A.
Tray Street, recently occupied by G. & G. L.
the large amt valuable oek in said 81 re-
osep ~ IA parJ OF Sugars Molasses. Syrups, Ker-
Salerai g., Cigars, Fruts, Starch, Spices,
Pals Tubs Sta Tartar. d led Apples. Brooms,
anil Fancy t,oodso IN, nv Crockery Ware, Shoes, Dry
Gerry. ''"uu IN a isihny sAV~
Also Horse, Beach and Fxpre.s yx,.o... p,,,,,.
Harnesses, Meat Block, Marble Slab Rel, i,,srsIssP
Measures, Scales, Show Case, Stove Furnitnre sc
&c. sale positive. +. o. BAIIE 800
ntfi<utl Aucuoneef.
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To Let.

FftHE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
Il on very reasonable terms, will seat from to
400. Apply TO CHARLES P. Kmball or TO the
subscriber j. b. THORNDIKE,
Dec 6. diff Superintendent. ,
To Let.
"lTH Board, pleasant ROOMS, at No 80 DaRiorth
w st. oc2Sdf
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BOarders Wanted.

Wanted.
A WET NURSE. APPLY AT
March 5. d2w=
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, March 16.-The establishments of
Field, Bel edict & Co.. dealers in wooden goods,
Seymour, Carter & Co.. dry goods, Liney Bros.
& Fowler, hats and caps, and Moran s. Co.,
commission merchants, were entered by burg
lars last night and thoroughly ransacked. The
amount of goods taken were comparatively
small, and nearly all have baen recovered by
detectives.
During the storm this evening frame dwell
ling, on the corner of Willow and DAYTON
streets, occupied by Adam Winter, was blown
down. Winter was seriously injured and his
wife instantly killed.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsH1NGToN, March 17.-Washingto9n spec o5
to report the Alabama bill back with an
amendment re t requiring that the Legislature Of
that State be convened within thirty days af-
ter its passage for the purpose of accepting the
impartial suffrage provision imposed ON all
Southern States.
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Cheanest and Best =!

40 to Baileys Auction ROOM 1863 Fore Street, and
VI buy an eighteen pound box of James s. and
Thomas Elkinton's Soap Tor only dollar and
thrty-ive cents the cheapest and pest in the city.
March IL. dtf.
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CALICO NIA,

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
SAN FRANCISCO March 14.-The steamer
Montana, from Panama, arrived tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-A company is
organizing in this city for the purpose of con-
Meeting Marin and San Francisco counties by
a suspension bridge across the entrance to the
harbor from Lime Point to place near Fort
Point.
ARIZONA.
Arizona advices of Feb. Oath report business
good. Mining and agricultural intelligence
ENCOURAGING
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Naiad Water Proof.
Music scholars Solicited.

ISOR preserving Leather and rendering 1t soft ant
Il impervious to water. Wholesale aud retail by
j. i. PICKETT & CO..
mar1Od1w 1877 Fore Street.
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e U R o p E.


LONDON, March 1.-THE recent develop
ments lead to the belief that the attempts OF
the Fenians to induce the soldiers of the regu-
lar army to forsalSe their allegiance and Join
the ranks of their organization have not relax
ed but are still carried on not only in Ireland
but in England and Scotland.
A man named Mahon, said to be Fenian
military organizer, has just been arrested in
this city, charged with having endeavored to
swear in soldiers. stationed here as Fenians.
Rumor has it that Mahon's efforts are not I'M
attended with some degree of success, and
that the evidence to be produced at his trial
will show disafection to prevail to an alarming
degree in some of the irish regiments.
LONDON, March 6-Midnight.-The House
OF Commons again went into committee this
evening and resumed the debate on the reso-
luton of Mr. Mcguire relative to reforms in
Ireland.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Mcguire, mem
Der from Cork, in support of his resolution,
and by Disraeli, Prime Minister, in opposition
On the conclusion of these speeches, which
were long and eloquent Mr. Mcguire with
drew his resolution. Fuller particulars of this
Interesting debate will be forwarded in the
RI
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Feb 81. dtd
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PORTUGAL

LISBON, March ia serious political riot
occurred in the island of MADEIRA on the 9TH
inst. A mob attacked one of the candidates
for the Portuguese Cortez. The military were
called out and fired upon the people. but the
latter persisted and drove their victim to the
sea, where he was compelled to take refuge on
board vessel off the shore.
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By Lady Te''her. Best of refer
go ences given. Ap- y to III. JERKS.
Nv u tor particulars.
Mar 7-dHWk
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House, Portland, me.
CEALED Proposals will be received at the office
y OF the undersigned in Portland, until 12 O'Clock
NJ, ,rch 20th 1868, tor furnishing and delivering
One million 1 00,' 00) Bricks for the Government
buildings to be erectt at Portland, Me.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, includ-
ing I'll cost of ght and delivery, tor loGs from fl
ty thousand t50,O00l 10 one million Il 100000
Tie bricks to delivered at the sites of the build
ines as fast as shall he desired by the Superin
dent or require by the progress of the work, AID
to be of the best quality OF hard burned brick,
sound and fair satisfactory to the superintendent.
No proposals will be considered unless accompan-
fed by sample of Bricks proposed.
The delivery OF bricks to begin as soon after the
signing Of the contract as the superintendent shall
direct.
Tea per cent of all payments will be retained I'M
til the completion of the contract.
Tue Department re eIves the right to reject any
or all bids fdeemed for the interest of the Govern
ment TO do SO.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals ior
Brick" and addressed TO
HENRY KINGS BURY,
Feb, 81. dtd Superintendent
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$40 to $50 a Day Guaranteed.

GOOD Agents wanted to Introduce our NEW
VI STAR sHUTTLEs sEWING ma
CHIMES. Stitch alike on both sides. The only
hrst-elass, low priced machine in the market. We
will eOnsgn Machines to responsible par ties and
ploy energetic Agents salary. Full particunr -
and sample work furnished application to W. q.
WILSON & CO., Boston, Mass. Jan 25.-l3m
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Mess Beet,

| Rice.
Rice, y ID: =. 10 q ~
| Saleratus.
lSaleratus ~ Id 71@ III
Salt.
Turks Is. ~
hid. Is bus. y rs q 4 %
Cagliari s bu. g 10 "a AIS
Liverpool. :. 3 10 "a 4 %
Grind Butter. 80 q
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To authorize the Portland Water 0m-
pany to supply the City of Portland
with pure water.
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In all parts of the United States tor our work
"PEoPI.E'5 BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY" contain
ing over eighty sketches OF eminent persons Of all
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some Octave book of about 900 pages illustrated
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name will insure for 1t rapid sale. Send for de-
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HALE s. CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
Mar 7-d&WiW
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WANTED.
Wanted !
House Wanted.

DY Gentleman and Wife, an unfinished room
ID with Board, in private family, convenient 70
the Post Office. Address, with references, X. Y.
Box 1865, Portland 2. o. mar17d2t%
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Wanted.

EoR a small family; no children. Western part
Il OF the city preferred. Rent not TO exceed s40).
Address Box 1893. mari3dlws
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A SMALL Black Dog, with white breast and pave,
A answers TO the nam. OF Richard: the finder viii
tea2dtf HARRIS HAT STORE.
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IMPORTANTIiA;gg, entirely NTH y
Wanted Agents,

Immensely popular. A chance for making money
rarely offered. Enclose stamp for descriptive circu
lar. Address " UNIVERSAL INDEX CO." Boz
I7cG Boston, Mass feb 2Q-d&wim
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Found
Lost I!

IlUSCt
A SQUIRREL 1ippet; none the better for the SER
n vice 1t has seen ANY one finding such an arti-
Gle Will be rewarded by leaving II at the Press ocs
Feb 20-dtf
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IN Tor two small families without children. tine
with stable attached preferred. Address Box 1878,
Portland P. o. mari6dtf
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LOST AND FOUND.

A FEW Gentlemen bOardeis, or gentleman and
"A wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November g. du
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Manifold

A GENTS to sell the new Improved Double Thread
"A Star Shuttle Sewing Machine In the State OF
Maine.
Also, Male and Female Agents In every town N
the New England States, to sell the Empress Model,
an entirely new invention. Active agents can make
from 10 to 20 dollars adlav.
~ Address by letter for circulars, &c, enclosing
postage stamp, to j. NJ. JOHNSON,
General Agency No 2sSl Congress st,
marl4dlw&wlm Portland, Me.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
AN ORDINANCE

IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUI
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
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Wanted.
Rent antNdt

A GOOD square man with $3.50 in a lucrative bust.
n ness that Will clear him $3.50 per month. Address
II. j. CHAPLIN, Schollay's Building, Boston.
Mar t4-d5tSwlw
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winter Goods.

Whitley & fruit ha~e=jask received a.large
stock Of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling OF at very low rates.
Give them g call soon il you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest and most complete to
be found In Emporia, consisting; In part, Of
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
Of all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods. notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and eloaks, ladies' furs, at % 20 $12 per set,
gents fur gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing,
such IS fine beaver, cashmere and other fine
suits, TO 1t all, both great and small; also q
large stock Of overcoats at all prices from six
to thirty dollars; also full line Of family gro
ceries.
They offer great Inducements to traders and
large dealers from the country. They are also
agents for the Lawrence Woolen Factory, and
have large stock Of yarn. blankets, jeans
fannels, tweeds. coverlets, &c., Sc.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
ssfr 464tf
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Panoramfc Exbibition.

The attention of Sunday School superintend-
ets, pastors and all others is called to the fact
that win, at Emporia, Buriingame and all
other important towns in Southern Kansas.
during the months Of November and Decem-
Der. give a series Of panoramic exhibitions il
Illustrating the historical part Of the Old Tests
meDt, with the annunciation, birth Of Christ.
important miracles, cru-ifixion, death and as
cenSion. from the New Testament, explained
with an appropriate lecture. making, at the
same time, most entertaining. attractive and
instructive method Of fmpressing on the minds
Of young and old the truths Of the Bible. TO be
followed by series illustrating the evils Of
intempeTanee, comic scenes Of SURPRISING ex-
cellence, sIl from the best artists Of the pres.
emf sge. Also dissolving views, etc. p
For terms see SMALL bills. l. S. STEELE,
+66 Proprietor.