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DIED.

In this city, the 21st inst James, son of William
and Margaret DuRoss. aged II Yeas.
m this city, April q, Cora Louise only daughter of
M; L and Addie H. Smith, aged Is months DAYS.
funeral service Wednesday afternoon at Cock
at No "a Paris street. Burial privatel
In this city, April 81, Willtred A., infant son OF
Capt r. F. and Fannie B. Tucker, aged months,
Eastern papers please copy1
In West Falmouth, April 10, Josiah Batchelder,
aged 6s years.
In Denmark. April Z. suddenly, Mrs. Mary Went
WORTH aged 18 years.
months.
In Bath, April II, Mary storer. aged II years 10
In Gushing, April 9, James Spear, of Warren, aged
about 81 years.
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The Alaska Scare.

WASHINGTON, April 81 Capt. Brown, the con-
mander OF the Alaska reached Victoria Thursday, on
his return, and reported everything peaceful at
Sitsa as teegraphed last week. 70 guard against
any possible danger and not leave the place with
out protection Secretary Thompson directed
Capt Brown to return TO Sitka and remain until
relieved by the Jamestown, which will leave San
Francisco early in May for that place.
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FINANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL.
por,lnud Daily Whole..Ie uarke,,

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
MONDAY, April 2i.-The market to-day is with
out important change and very quiet, more 50 than
usual at this season of the year account of late
storms The wholesale and retail dealers state that
they have not experienced SO dull weeks trade as
the past one for long time, the market holdilg
in buyers favor and unsettled. In Grain, receipts are
very light and quotations unchanged. Dry Fish are
in little better demand. Sugars are quoted at SEC
for granulated and 7ac for Extra G. Oil is selling at
at Isle for Ligonia Ice for Kerosene and lie for Pc
troleum.
The following are to-day quotations of Flour,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

shipments $500 head market steady: choice heavy
at 80 q co. light at 40 q 60; mixed co 9 40,
market closing steady ard all sold
Cattie-receipts 1000 head; shipments 2300 head
market unchanged shipping 4 10 q 8 60; butchers
Cows 20 @ 40; Steers 40 @ 4 10.
DIRE 500 head shipments $40 head
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CUBA.

Disastrous Conhasraiion Old Sugar PLAN
tati ons.
HAVANA, April 2l.-Rains have relieved the
drought which has been aggravated by terrible south
winds.
disastrous confagration resulted from the
drought in the cane fields of Colon, Matauzas ana
Cardenas. principally in the latter. Over 30 panta-
tons suffered, on eight of which tina crops and
buildings were entirely destroyed.
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NEW YORK.
A Singular Accident.

"A SIHSuIHF ACCIuCNt.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-A pipe running under the
East river from the oil refinery at Hunters Point to
the Hudson River railroad at Thirtieh street, burst
yesterday in the middle of the river throwing quite
jet OF oil and water into the air. The oil caught
re and the surface of the river for long distance
was mass CT fame, endangering docks, shipping
etc., but finally all the fire was extinguished, mainly
by the supply of oil being cut of.
A Cler2yman's Defence.
Rev. Hyatt Smith having been scolded by the
rigid Baptist ministers for administering baptism by
sprinkIing to converted sick man, defended his ac-
ton yesterday in sermon, saying that he will do
anything anywhere that will tend to make any soul
happier,
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EGYPT.

The French Minister Ordered 10 Remain
at Cairo.
PARIS, April 2l.-It is stated in ministerial circles
that telegram was despatched on the 1th to pebg-
nieres desiring him on no account to leave Cairo
This is believed to indicate that France is determined
to hold her own in the administration of Egypt.
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Bone SPAWN ON n Valuable Horse
BsteIeq fireu, roweled. and did every thing with
OUT any benefit neighbor advised me to try Giles
Llnlment. bought quart bottle. To my intense
satsisction. the bony deposit disappeared, also the
iamehesS. IL. b. EDWARDS, Park Hotel
Oceanport, N. j.
oenu 10 DIR. GILES, i51 Sixth Ave-, N Y. for
Iamphlet containing full information
Trial bottles % cents.
apps S,T&w
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THE FGHAN WAR.

An Advance Movement Prepared For.
LAHORE, April 81. General Roberts is ready to
marck through Shutargardan Pass at moments
notice, with two splendid brigades, with which he
will be able to occupy Cabu even if unassisted by
the other columns.
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MARRIED..

In Naples, April II, Henry A. Jewett of Waterford
and Mrs Melissa Briggs of Napep.
Emma Maxfeld. "-N 'A'''
In Bah, april IT, Winthrop I. Robinson and Miss
Loud. both Of Richmond ~
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A Canfiic, Of Authorize.

CHARLESTON, April 2l.-The U, S. Circuit Court
decided the federal courts have the right to cause to
be produced in corrt the original papers on file in the
office of the Secretary Of State, despite the state
avs to the contrary,
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Ten,lessee,s Revenue pef.auders.

NAsHv LILLE April 2l.-Seven hundred vioiaters of
the reve nue laws appeared before the United States
Circuit Court to-day. Seventy-fve accepted
Attorney General Devens' amnesty, and all the
rest will follow suit
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LIVERPOOL, ENG Steamship Lake Champaign
16 coils wire rope to Curtis & Davis, 100 boxes tin
plate 70 boxes pipes 1000 sacks salt to order 10 pkgs
bottled beer to M Glincby.
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Aid for the Eureka RuftSrers

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2i-$2ooO and q uantity
Of supplies were collected by a committee and sen
to the Eureka sufferers to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARn

TO all who are suffering from the errors and ndis-
eretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C.. will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in s nth America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, Station ID, NeW York City.
n026 sneodSSGty
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Boston stock Market.
[SaIes 0f the Rroker,s Board Anril OIL. !
New YORK Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. April 2I.-Evening.- Money easy at
Sterling Exchange lower at 4s5a q 4S6 for long and
ASIA q 4S73 for short. Governments buoyant., In
bonds Louisiana consols declined to 493. Railroad
bonds strong and active.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
26l 900 shares.
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POkISMOUTH-Below 10Th, schs NJ Gilmore,
War Eagle. 'AN
Portland via Addison ' N'~
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Lomisiaua Constitute aai Convention.
Nav ORLEANS April q The State constitutional
convention met and was called to order by GcY.
Nichols. After eecting officers it adjourned.
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Foreign Exports.
Receipts of Maine Central H. r..

ST JOHNS, NF. Steamer Voetta-3725 bbls oil
flour, 10 bbls oatmeal cotton goods $500 lbs
butter, 1870 lbs cheese, 16 cases boots and shoes
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EUROPE.
The Campaign Against the Mini
lists.

Stringent Measures i'm st. Peters,
burg,
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Centaur
LINl NJ EN- rs

THE GREAT PAIN RELIEVING and
curative remedies have already worked their
way into every hamlet where the English Ian
guage is spoken. That the reputation of and
demand for such remedies as these are, should
extend and increase, could not bs otherwise
THERE is NO PAIN, soreness or swelling
which they will not alleviate. There are but
exceptional cases of constitutional humors and
distorted joints, which they do not cure, and
none they will not benefit. They are SOOTH-
ING, absorbing and emolient. They EX-
TRACT THE PAIN from aud heal burns and
scalds without scars. For RHEUMATIC AT
FECTlONS, pains in the back, stiff joints,
wounds, strains and eruptions, they act with
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY. These prepara-
tons are OF two kinds, the FAMILY and the
ANIMAL Liniments. Being universally
adapted to the external ailments of man and
beast, the name of the HALF-HORSE and
HALF-MAN Centaurs was naturally attached
to them. They perform cures never before eff
fected by any remedy. Undoubtedly more of
them are sold than of all other lniments, ONT
ments, oils, embrocations plasters and So
called pain-kllers combined.
The WHITE Centaur Lniment cures
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumb,go and Tic doul-
ourux.
1T RELIEVES Neuralgia and all kinds of
pain.
1T HEALS wounds, sores, gals and pois-
ouous bites.
1T CURES Itch, Pimples and Salt Rheum.
1T SUBDUES Inflammation and pain.
1T CURES broken breasts and sore nipples.
BOILS, FELONS, ETC, are rendered
nearly painless
CONTRACTED CORDS and stiff joints are
limbsred.
MRS. L. KIRBY, 800 Eighth Avenue. N. Y; Had
hhe amafi' nm and Erysipelns years Cured;
Total cost; one dollar.
r. f. SToBo, 165 W. Dist, N. Y: Infiammatory
Rheumatism; ankle suppuraed; foot turned black;
amputation recommended. Cured and iex saved
s oy Two collars worth OF Centaur Eminent. Had
spent several hundred dollars with ply leans and
for other remedies
JACOB BYRD, Bellfair, Va, hobbled on a crufch
SIX years. maturaled sore leg Cured Cost SOC.
MRS. CATHERINE LYNCH, South Boston inaam-
drawn out Of shape. Cured. Cost: one dollar.
X HANcE, CT years old. West Windsor, Eaton Co.
Mich: Reformation 10 years. Cured. Cost
one dollar.
P. I. BARNUM, the celebrated Snowman. saws:
"My teamsers and veterinares speak in the highest
terms OF the Centaur Liniments"
"The Yellow Centaur Linment is the best
remedy ever in our stables. We have used it upon
hundreds of horses" Signed:
II. MARSH, Supt. Adams Express Co. stables, NY.
r, PULrZ, Supt. U. s. Express Co. stables. N. Y.
MS. OLlN, Supt. National Exp. Co. stables, N. Y.
P. McGRATH, Esq, the great Kentucky horse and
mule breeder, says: Nothing to be impaired with
It Qhe Yellow LinimenD, has been used on my
stock"
Ten thousand similar testimonials could be added
There is no doubt no uncertainty as to what
the Centaur Linments will do. They perform more
than is advertised for them every time. They are
reliable, they are cheap, and they are everywhere
obtainable.
The Centaur Co, AZ Dey ST., NY.
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Hon. VIII liam H. Kelsey of Geneseo, NY, died
Sunday night.
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MEMOIR ANDA.

BarQue Miriam, of Camden before reported mis-
sing, was at Hiogo March %, all right.
Barque Ada Crosby. Austin at Havana from
New York, reports. March 80 during gale, several
carboys OF vitrio on deck smashed and took fire,
but heavy was shipped which put the fire out.
Brig P smith, from Philadelphia for Bangor is
stranded at Tarpauiin Cove.
Sch Keystone Wider from st John, NIB. for New
York, which went ashore 18th on Grove Point. has
bged and is fall of water Part of keel and deck
load have washed ashore. She lies in a bad place.
Wreckers are at work on her.
Several lime barrels and piece OF a vessels stern,
with name Oregon, Rocsand," came ashore goth,
NaDtasket Beach.
Sch Ann Sipple. Turner, from New Bedford for
New York, is ashore at NoIthport.
Portsmouth. April 19-Sch M Gilmore, Hum
phrey, from st George for Boston, anchored off Fort
Point Light with mainsail split. Sch Adds Todd,
and belmont Locke, anchored Of. Newcastle, the
former with loss of tOpmasts. jibboom and main
boom. Sch L Barnes before reported ashore at
Cape Porpoise, went to pieces 18th.
MH.See general news columns for other repOrts.
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FORTLAND,ApIH
For Portland, 32cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 80 cars miscellaneous merchan-
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GRAIN.
HL-I.x-r


PORTLAND, April 21.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
OrOss 80 loo9ol 10
Net Balances 1850 90
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WASHINGTON.
More Roufis. Called.

More II 0nds Called.
WASHINGTON, April 21-The Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day issued the goth call for the redemp
tion of $23 800 of 1910 bonds of 1864. Principal
and interest will be paid at the Treasury on and
after the 21st of july and interest will cease that
day.
Subsidiary Coin.
The House committee on coinage authorized Mr..
Warner to report to the House 70, printing and
recommittal bill providing that subsidiary or
fractional coin shall contain their pro rata Of silver
on the basis of legal tender dollar, namely 412 10
grains.
An Important ID decision.
The United States Supreme Court has just rem
dered decision of great importance to the Union
Pacific Company. 1t is in brief, that the lands of
that company are not subject to presumption.
Judge Strong deivered the opinion to the effect
that mortgage OF the lands complied with the act OF
Congress requiring the land to be sold otherwise
disposed of SO as to take them without the right Of
pre-emption Ills virtually vests the whole title in
the company.
The opinion was very strong one on all points.
There were dissenting opinions by Justices Bradley
Miller and Clifford.
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RLEACHERY.

MRS. EMMA q. UNDERWOOD has
taken the shop No sos Congress Street. formerly
cupied by II Z. Underwood and will endeav0r TO
the business carried on in a satisfactory manner.
Hats and Bonuets done over in the latest and
best styles. apl4d3w
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The history Of the of great discoveries ads
no parallel to the trumpbs competition and pri-
udice, accomplished by this powerful yet barmless
obnoxious color of the hair into ack brown as
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head of man or woman. Manufactured by j.
CRISTADORO, No. 90 William ST., New York. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
apps sneodSw1m
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-l000 bush corn meal to q
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CARPET BEATING
No. 13 Union st.

TNERMS four cents per yard, with a reduction On
Il ITO yards and over. Carpets called for. beaten
and returned. No. Is UNION STREET
apo eOt2m
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Removal. Miss Scales

HAS removed to 81 South Street. corner of Free,
- where she will be pleased to see customers
ualiy rom to ~ A. M. Afternoons strictly re-
served hr appointments. apl5d2w
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uETEOR0ENGICAI

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIcNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April %, l A. M.
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EOr New EngIHni

veeriug 10 southeast winds, stationary or
rising barome er. warmer, clear or partly c,oudy
weather.
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Cid at Pascag0ula 18th, sch Forest Home, Portland
Ar at Ponce 4th. sch Mary Helen Jellison. NYork /;
9th: Alkaline, do; 5th, Aldne, Dennison, do.
Sid 9Th, sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, for North Of
Hatteras I
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro Mch %. barque W W Thomas,
Boyd, United States, in ballast
Ar Mch 81. barque Shetland. HASKELL Boston.
In port Mch 80. ship John DeCosta Hamilton, uuc.
SD I'm = Mich %, schs Mary Harris, Boston /;
Both. Milie Trim. do; 9th, Adeliza, do.
Ar at Barbados Mch 81, bafque Edith Davis, Nc
Carly. Buenos Ayres; LIST inst, Addie McAdam: Mer-
riman do.
Ar at Point.a-Pltre Mich 27th sch Alma. johnson,
Machas; 28th brig City of Moule, HiDz, Pensacola
(and sailed Apl s for North of Hatteras)
Sid Mich 20. sch Almon Bird, Drinkwater, for New
York. .i
Hale, Mayaguez.
Sid Mich %. schs Harris, Crowley, for Boston I;
3lst, Millie Trim, Boynton do; 9th inst Dione, Pat
terson. and Adeliza. Libby do.
Sid FIN BueDos Ayres Mich 6, sch j Talbot for
Barbados; 18th, barque Annie Lewis. Lewis. Rosa
rio and Rio Janeiro; 25d, Mary Jenness, do; Edith
DaYis, McCarty. United States.
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Wonderful Ch;Ruyes
cRlsTADoRo,s HAIR Dye.

have occurred in this country during NE last three
four years. but none more wonderful than The Rev
oiutions in Color, produced among r'e Heads O
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Tho Mabone Programme.
From a Richmond letter in the Alexandra
zettp

from Richmond letter in the Alexandria Ga.
zette.l
Knowing ones here say that the Read
iusters will be able by and with the aid oil
the Republicans to carry everything before
them: that the coalition between them is
complete, and that the overtures that have
been made to the colored people will in the
future secure their united cooperation; that
the leaders of the Readiusters, confident OF
their strength, have determined to take the
reins of the State government into their
own bands and control as long as possible ;
and that having succeeded in dismembering
the Conservative party almost beyond a
hope Of its feunion, VIII now adopt such
measures, especially in reference to the
negroes. as will ensure the sympathy, il not
the active cooperation, of the North, thus
giving them weight in national politics.
General Malone and Colonel W. +. Came
ron, with jealous and active assistants, ln-
tend, il possible, to do away with the pres
ent political organizations and build up a
new party in the State, raising issues that
will tend further to disrupt the old Conscr-
vative party, and it possible obliterate it.
And Ill this is to be done to crafty selfish
ambition, and in the attempt 1t may be to
ruin the credit Of the State.
From Strong5ow'S letter in same.l
Malone has never been seen on the streets
except at night. He has thoroughly-or
ganized system Of police and spies, and each
negro member is closely shadowed by one
of his men.
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Seymour and Bnyard.

The derislon which greets the Seymour
boom in certain quarters does not by any
means diminish the hope among leading
Democrats that he may yet be induced to be
their candidate. There are many who III
sist upon nominating him anyhow, and
taking the chances Of his accepting, as was
the case in 1868. One of Senator Bayards
staunchest friends said to the writer to-day:
GAS much as I would like to see Bayard
nominated, Seymour is my first choice, be-
cause we will carry New York with him, and
we are not sure that we can do so with any
body else. We must make Seymour run
somehow. We did it in 1868 against his
positive declinaton, and we will have to do
it again. Besides, With Seymour we shall
present united front. The party will at
once be rid OF the discussions, jealouseS,
and chickering's that must continue to exist
il any other man is nominated. Seymour
alone can save the Democratic party from
defeat, and be must do it," This repre-
sents the real sentiment OF large class OF
influential Democrats. These men are ready
to support Bayard, but not until they have
exhausted every effort to persuade Seymour
to accept the nomination. Washington
decentralization american.
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What WatterSon Says
louisville Courier-Journ:

LOUISVILLE COuTlcT-JOurNu.I
General Malone, the leader OF the Re-
sdjusters in the recent campaign in Vir-
ginia, will undoubtedly be elected United
States senator 10 succeed Senator Withers,
unless the Republicans carry out their pur-
pose of getting the anti-readiustment Dem
ocrats to vote with them for Republican.
The whole aim Of the Republicans has been
to get control of the State, and If they sue
coed in such combination they will have
an entering wedge. They have done their
best TO split the Conservative strength, aud
have worked with both the Readi and
McCuiIoch men to create division which
they could take advantage Of. 1t is not
likely that any Democrat IN thesLegislature
will vote to turn the State over to most
corrupt element OF ofice-seeking Radical
noIiticianS
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George Washington Cook.

"Mr. Vale withdrew the maine Of Mr.. Wood
fork. and colored brother nominated G. ". Cock
(colored), OF Norfolk, as First Doorkeeper of the
House; said Cook to lake The place of Mr.. Sullivan.
one-legged ex-Confederate. Cook was nominated
by acclamation."
The Landmark and a host OF good peo-
pie 10 this town stand mute in amaZement
before this announcement and with our
usual courtesy, we wait for our Readjuster
friends to say what they think OF it.
Our own opinion is that this is not eX-
actly the feast of reason and the flow of Of
fees which they originally had in contem-
platioD but not being authorized to speak
for our friends on the othor side, we leave
the floor to them.
George Washington Cook, OF Norfolk!
1t has a grand sound, but we rather fancy
it will not be as acceptable as some names
we could mention. -NorfolE Landmarks.
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Gg IMMENSE BARGAINS OPENED
DAILY AT
JULIUS Ii EYERiS.
Goa ERoAU STREET,

-. s4@ So.
sDREg5 GOODS at extraordinary fow prices;
GRhT-MIXED PDPLIES ste;
PLAID.WO0L SUITINGH ut &c.;
STRIPED pTKfN CLOTH at 1Uc.; Es
WOOL-M1xED SUfTINGSat 12kc. worth 20c.;
BIARRTZ. CLOTH all shades-at 1916;
ALL-W0DL CAmEL'S-HAIR at SOC. worth Soc. |.
New designs IN PLAIDs, BRoCADE, and NATE,
ALL.W9UI BLACK DoIMAN CLOTH at 1926
worth go:
DOUBLE-WiDTH CAMEL's-HAIR sACKING at
$3.50:
BLACK PEEIN.sTRIPED sATINSat s.: -....
BLACK SATIN and GROS-GRAIN STRIFE
SILKS ut Sl.26 worth S1.75:
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE Mt 42c. worth
50c.:.
full 36-inch wide CASHMERE at SOC. worth
$3.50; 3S-inch wide ut G0c. worth 76c. 10
1926:
100 pieces BEAD and CHENILLE.STLKF FRINGE
and GlMPS from auction at much less than reg.
ulsr prices;
40 dozen LADIES CoLoRED DoG.sKIN
GAUNTLETS ut Coo. worth 81:
All shades in THREE-BUTTON KID GLOVES al
37hc.;
Immense stock Of Ladies'. Gentlemcn's. and Chit
dren's MERINO UNDERWEAR ut worry low
prices DIT [de Al JULIUS MEYERS.
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POLITICAL UPsETTING.-Th Herald thinks
that as Virginia was the first southern State
to become Democratic after the war, it is
only fair that she should be the first to un-
dergo a general upsettinG. We do not
think that the present division OF the party
can be called an upsetling." 1t IS only
the backing out Of few restless place
hunters and their followers, who must IN
the next general election take their position
either in the ranks, OF the Democracy or go
over, body and baggage. to the Republican
party. Three parties cannot live in this
State; and when the matter Is thus simpll-
fed it will be found that the Democracy OF
Virginia is as sound as Il dollar Nortolh
Led1er.