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COrpartnershtp.
Maine Central Railroad.
Stockholders Meeting at Waterville,

JUNE 24rH, 1868.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Portland at 6 A. NJ.
"A for Watcrville to accommodate Stockholders in
attending the MISUNDERSTANDING, it will leave Wa
teryille after the meeting-at2 p. NJ. Stockholders
from the East will take the regular morning train
from Bangor and returning, leave Wateryille at
i, NJ.
Holders of Stock in the Maine entrai railroad
company, mot in either of the old companies will be
passed free to and from the meeting that day only,
on exhibiting their Certificate Of Stock TO the Con-
ductor of the train. Persons SSoag proxy of
Stakeholder, must exhibit his prey duly stamped
with the Certificate of Stock he represents in order
be passed From all Others fare will be collected
By order of the Directors.
Jel I'd EDWIN MOVES, Sapt.
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA.
Jay Cooke, U. S. Subscription Agent, reports
thessale of 81 ,260900 worth of 5-2Os Saturday.
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yentured. Nothing Gained,

TNHOSE having from One to Five hundred dollars
to invest in a safe thing, that will afford employ
ment and good paw for one, two or five years, call
at 229 Congress Street. ''Strike while the iron is
hot" the best chances rapidly being taken up.
June diff
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nB-H. L. Davis has received for sale, "Sub-
stance and Shadow" by Henry James, and
"Weak Lungs, and how to make them Strong"
by DR.. Lewis.
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Scaled Proposals

WILL be received by the Committee on Drains
w and Sewers, until June 90 1853, for construct
ing common Sewer through Carlton street, from
the house of l.. b. Smith to Congress street Plans
and Specifications may be at the Civil Engineer
office. The Committee reservng the right to reject
any or all bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM ii. STEWART Chairman.
je13 dtd
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Card.

T b. PIKE respectfully announces TO his friends
-. that having associated himself in business with
5. 5. MOONEY, late of Boston, he is now prepared
to receive them thelU nted States Hotel Hair Dress
ing Rooms.
Portland June s, 1868. MW&Ftf
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Estate OF VIM. h. stevens.

TuVHE Notes and Accounts of the late William b.
IL Stevens. of Portland, are in our Office for col
lection.
No costs will be charged to those who settle within
thirty days. VINTON & BENNETT.
Portland, May "a, 1863 lmis2s
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M. c. Nj. Associations Bonds.

DERSONS holding bonds of the Maine Charitable
l. Mechanic Association can learn of purchaser
on application to the Five Cent Saving Bank No l01
Middle st. May 26-dtf.
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Bourbon Tonic Elixir!

NOR Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Preparedby
Il l.. ii. TITCOMB,
mch4 3meodis S73 CongressStreet.
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Meeting or Creditors,

full meeting of the creditors of the late John
IN Rounds. held this day, pursuant to previous no.
nee the whole subject matter being referred to
committee Of MINK duly appointed for that purpose,
who reported as iollowswhich report hereby undn
inaonsiy accepted.
From the Probate Records.
Whole amount of claims allowed against the
INVENTORY OF THE ESTATE.
Goods and chattels, 246 So
Rights and credits, 4,490 Is
AND FURTHER THE PROBATE RECORDS SAITH NOT.
Sufficient. however. is here apparent, that instead
Of 20 per cent the estate should have paid. and did
ministration, and the furniture is2a6 6s)
Sewei z. Strout, tfIoEard Strout) "As couNsxL
FOR THE ApMIsisTRArRIx..' according 70 his ors
account has had all the claims against the estate,
less that of s54.54 at New York, ASSIGNED TO HIM
SELF FOR 20 PER CENT As evidence that said Strout
claims. reference is had to the following letter. as
constituting part q this report:
Messrs Smith 4 Strattoa. Ner York;
The dividend upon the claims against the estate Of
John Rounds is % per cent. amounting upon your
claim TO $40 so. You have the amount by send
ing order for il to any one here The dividend.
have all been paid out except yours. q long time
since, and had forgotten about your claim.
The account may be stated thus:
s573l 42-54 81 is $3.50 S. at % per cent 81 s5 50
Goods and chattels furniture, &c.,) the Court
allowed the ADMINISTRATIVE to retain, 2i6 66
Cash at sundry times, and Note from Strout
to the Administrative as per his account
in part rendered her. 975 90
Amount Of the New York claim remaining
unsettled, "a "a
S2.4l1 50
This amount, s2.41l 49, taken from the assets
- s96 81, supposng the n. York claim of ga a. 70
be paid in full show balance of SASS %. less hs
cost Of ADMINISTRATION, USAccoUNrED FOR THE
HANDS OF SEwELL c. SrRoUr. rhich Of right. to-
gether rh the 1915 ADORE set th. should hare been
paid to the respective creditors Of said estate.
Your Committee, therefore, upon q full and dfa-
passionate review of the whole matter. of opin-
ion that by reason of the Of said
Strout all the creditors, except ID. T. Chase, have
been cheated out of their just dues and recommend
to each of them to take such legal measures the
laws may afford, to compel said Strout to make good
the difference between what they severally got and
what the estate should have paid, aud rould have
paid had the original entries the books Of the Pro-
ate Records been faithfully carried eaf.
ID. r. CHASE. Chairman.
MOSES MORRILL,. Secretary.
Portland, April 20, 1858. APPS tn S&Tutf
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From Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, Ky

LEXINGTON, KY, June IA.
Refugees from Mount Sterling and VIM
chester, just arrived here, report that 300
rebels, under Peter Everett, this forenoon at
tackled a portion of the l4th KY. cavalry on
State Creek, east of Mount Sterling. A Sc
we're engagement ensued, lasting three hours,
when our forces commenced retreating slowly,
fighting as they withdrew. Reinforcesments
have been sent to them.
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DINE AT THE
Notice..

MERCHANTS Exchange Eating House, IL 4 10
1Nl Exchange st. A Free Lunch every day from
10 to IL. APPS 6m L. s. TWOMEAY.
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Dissolution Of Copartmership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of L. J. Hill & Co.. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business affairs of
the firm will be settled by Hill Gross & Co.
l.. j. HILL,
j. A. HILL,
WIN. T. MERRILL.
Portland, June IL, 1868. Pm
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FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
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LOUISVILLE. June

1t is reported that our forces, to-day, cap
tured band Of guerrillas, who committed
depredations yesterday, near Eizabethtown,
and recovered all stolen Government horses
except twelve.
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NOTICE.
Internal Revenue stamps.

A FULL supply of all kindseof Stamps for sale ct
N my office. No. % Exchange street; and tn,
public will be expected to them and after this
date, january l, 1861
When sold in sums less than one dollar payment
required in Postal Currency.
OFFICE HoURs-sto l25 A. NJ; 2to4t Pm.
NArHL j. MILLER, Collector
janl2 'tf LIST District State of Maine.
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Capture of Rebel Blockade Runner.

Vessels Sent in Pursuit of the Rebel Pirates
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FUNHE interest of CHARLES s. LiTTLEFIELD with
Il the undersigned firm ceases from and after this
date. CHASE, LITTLEFIELD Co
Portland. June 10, 1868. jelI If
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For Sale.

1.-TWO desirable house lots, pleasantly situated on
Il Melbourne Streets Terms reasonable Inquire
of +. NJ. RAY, So. Windham, or
VINTON BENNETT,
je5 eodtf "a Middle Street, Portland.
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SAFE NJ Auction.
I'm wednesday, July 18th, unless previously sold
at private sale House No. As on the east side OF
haia street, with the lot of land which il stands
oeing the same Josiah Baker and his descendants
nave owned for over ninety five years past
For further particulars inquire of
CHR. WRIGHT.
roruaho, May 70, 1868. distf
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Cen Gran. aud the Jews.

,rhs oSisr Of GA Grant ex3ei.Zg tte jews
from his department.. il noT .ucs,s ont was zct 81
rsct.d alone ags.uat pasiars aud s.luasse,s, but
wsss weeping and G. bssrary decree OF hsaisa1aehs
against G. whole acopIs. Such Fl est Of tyranny Ii
unhess OF at ihs pra,snt dsF even IN nonarSnisai
Xurspe lis ror;Ay Of thu DARK ages, and OF sfe
sisrs est aud .ost hyoooriseAl dsapo;isnl now III e1
is,snce in the civilized slcbe rhe eacssn Feogl,
o. God, uuds. tho Ola E.spelaa.ioa, have been
forced ia their ioug and eteeasrea History 70 e,.
durs many :rcigni.ies as we'll as expressions bat
70 bs treated M unworthy the compromising
Yankesa Ia the crowuing insnlt OK all II they can
ssrpass the Yankees in sYarice and meanOes5 they
Lave found lower deep OF greed and e1torticn
linn auy other race under the sun. Blu: II IL q
fcrl wrong 20 place thea upon The same level 10
~nyrespsst. Even apart from the iiustrious names
.ea, hays gigeu the world ia the dsys OF their ma
,ion,i glory there il no branch Of literature os
xome Of their people do not take rank with the mes
1Er splits Of the esrth. The bsssted ~ archsnt
princes" Of New Terk eoaid oil DO pnt into the
aoresches pockets Of the Rothschlds, without add
.ng much to thelr influence or power. So Ear as
.1.ortiou II concerned, 1t would DO a happy thing
cor m1nkinA V the only extOrtsorcrs were Jsws.
And 30 far as their religion creed is concerned it
IL ~ much better than the inidslity Of Ysrkeeeom
rs Light Is than darkness ]: il all In keeping with
ito prolessed religious federation Of Prri'ans ha
they should seek to rsrsscu.e Jews. Who tina:
Gs-ed ~ diGe. from them en- any suffice. has ever
escaped their fsngsi
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Ncr4 EiddisRg,

The Whole hideous war has developed nothing
more dssraoeiul and disgusting than the cio"nisa
Jokes and merlin IN. with which the dcapot OF the
North resalss bis cou.t;srs aud tue unparalleled
feriaR and distress OF tie people. He esuaot open
his mouth but out pops CONS prs2csssrous attempt
Al Righteousness srd humor. He Ia siwaysin an a5-
surd litter deaths head, with its ghassly grin amid
n 0oleoths Of desd mems bcres 4 man Of ordinary
senss and humanity in his p,si:iaa would be grave
even 70 sciennity II he had 10 fes ling for his en-
enaies, ro- care for tas fate OF his country, The
slaughter Of his' own people ind tie rissries c.
sheis wives and children, would sake from Liza al
an.sinstloa .os anarr,nlsa.. 81. whilst blood Il
flowing il toTrea.s OF hundred bastie-8siis aEd
viaos-s aid Orphans from Canada TO TEXAS ere
f..igg lie air with wills % aagash, Lincoln goes
ON retailing stale aia:Iotas and usteFiaS s2riy
issts fidlicg awsy ias.1ily while Rome il Iu'nng.
srne modern ~ old msy be challenged fof iae par
alle eft sush lasoen. ;nd 5ryasai hoarsse s7sasfs.
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pExE,TEns.

nGa HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
EEwAsD.-i viii pay The ascvs rewssd Ct G.
q E, Tor toe apprshsn slon aud delivery cf jUan
kEEr,Y 1T the II b Virginia regiment Osrrsus
briSade, 3 rciiss North OF 0uinsa Sta. On ssso
Kslly ras Scepted IS q substitute fos Mr. VIM u
fst.as Of Prince Edward county. on tie 3D., aa az
deserted ca the 3is. OF December lssL he u w
Ir;shman. Of about IS OK 10 years. (said he wss 20
years Of sse or inches ha e esss, ' sa
ssan,aers hos f,nsii scar tho left side ci upsss
lip. little argx right hand short ana PEN
has several mar ks Of ladis Ing on wfss Az = 1 .
esr-s he has ben third Engineer Gu ssssneL 'os
sysrsl years. Ke hadon when he is'. q nasH ei''N
.srt cost L!sak ,snfs snd vest and oiasA cup. =
RICHARD A. Book al, Vsps,
Ccmd'gc Go. Z. 18th Va iss't.
vs,v WIS resa;ved 90 substitute for said Pet
,u. mo, .hs ;cilowins certificate Of character:
RICHMOND, Dec 60, 1862.
.her,by certify that hsve Known JOHN heiy
for sone.ime. aud ccusidse him An honest, relis5le
mNa. H~N'".'
lh.ve known Mr. Handy for the ,st year end
know him TO be q reliable ran. J. Il. CtIIss.
consider Mr.. CriSs to bs q reiishle gentleman.
isl6-a,& w. Fl. MADDOX.
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~. 10 TRsLAplss OF oRYoaD.-yae

tF- 10 TEg LADIES' OF RIoHI0aD.-We
have received large lot o; Chilireu's Eorooco
Shoes, wit. he els f.o 20 10 incju5iI nice 10. Of
Eaglisb Shoes fcr Inlaa:s f.oEE to4 Soye are Low
pgerared for mothers to buy fEejs lille ones bkces
az they to be The most crit article now to
be ebtsinet Fer the ladies', we hIvs iC.s, received
nice e so.:gnsnt If Ladies' Ral,ao:ai Shoes fer
walking which il !hs Inost superior shoe we have
over ens.ed We won-c heFe sac, ego, tnss ne
u;sh t. purchase ell The g)od Ssvir Machines we
can Obtain. for ladies to make Government work
oc. Those having sny will please cell on us. ss
we are Opposed to psy good. fair Ercss for tam:
We era now manufacturing woik Ger ladies ard
gsnt:s1nsn. acd VA. 90 or bas. to pleas e.: who
favor Us Call at 3elvia s Saving Z schiue Rooms,
on l2.n stress. opposite Bank street.
Ia I5-is~ DARBY H. co.
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o.. p~cssAer,.A Message end Mr. toeses We
solutions.
r., v,,sh rrss, car hardly 30 given to thu rsea'
:, 81 Yressder. Davis especially to that pors'oa
- a !, which he reviews cur relations With tbs
ooxsnr:en.s of Eurcps. KS logic "a too eoSens
"a be sxswevcd eni his language ia. IN every ~
sheet, worthy cf bis logic. We Gna but one fsu''
With him, and that is fault Of omSsse''
hr oala, In Gu. opinio,. have Hontia ded DIS mass.
.ss,ew Of cur position with resosnneh 1~''o. ~
withdraw 90. diplomatic .ancsionarrs ito"' ~ ~"
Cecs,s Ct Europs. Tho resolutions OK Ar' 1'o''
.eser that ground en.sw'y, and taey Mo- s''eA
.,.,,ss, ,vhsoh Il A oooas q ,sncs 81 H. ihey pro
Co.. 8. ,ano,c the fors.sn Censu:s who sr- resiahg
tn ,,,ovs,u,s signed by ,hs Yankee Ssefs
49,, - stats. "a osr epiaioa We ought 10 nave
,.tan both these steps icng ago. aod Il sr. o'ts
all rash the matter 70 ito corsunlmaiicn' VIC saA
,.,, hiIa AZ . public bensfActos.
r-ns picture which ths Pr&ld mt draws Of the
s,.s. e,nplNssaacs walsh Lord Rassen has mani
sss,ss towards the despotisrn Of ito Yankees Is a
,sue as i, must Be hamiia.,rg 10 every xngashm&n
who has the proper feeling for his country. kns'
and herself was the power tat called tho Convsn'
,isn Of PasiA Ner representative vas tns nrs' 70
propose plan for lbs abolition Of paper bloch
~des One Of tssss paper bloesAiss had sc'aa'y:
in former times produced war bstwsso nsF anu
whose very United States wlo srs nov adopting INC
very policy for the prosecution CT which she mace
gar on Erraand. With eli ste solemIi:y which IL
10 possible to i,nrars TO blie law, the oonven'ion
es Paris agreed tina. "Eiockaies, tn osdsr 10 %
olndiaa, mus. be effec'ige; taa. ID to say, main
tanned BIZ . force sufdeisa. to p.cysnt sccsss 70
an. coast IF the enemy Fhero il no instance III
h,storv Of a public law adopted with 10 nucn ."
iannitv. II Ms subscribed to By every Sfa'e IN
a.,,n. nvss sssent.d to by the United States.
W, Ene,.nd has allowed . coast Of three thousand
,a,.es to undergo papsr blockade, whhs les navy
of the world coald not blockade it n facs. hes
.hr owners srs told ihas II they enter eny OF cur
nara !, must be g. their OWE lis, st she very time
xxser III ere was not vesEsi before sogs CT .ne1n
ANYTHING nero essTscesul hss Eevsr been EecoFesa
in history.
We hsvA always Issia:aioed ihs' 'as n'''sn
Government Wis the worst enemy ss had 10 con-
tend with in tie p.ss.nt vsr. The President en-
1s,ts;as the same opinion. The people Of toe whoi'
ss,utheru Consedes:cy will probably now bs con
WINGED of the fact, when scy see i: slated by bin.
With q wasn't Of generosity which it is impossible
10 s.igma.iz. too severely. orsas Britain, Ia oppo-
s..;ou 10 tie sympaihiss IS we bslieve, OF the
sit.sA nation, laid her heavy hand upon rs in the
vsrv beginning Of tha war, sud ate has never
-,,.hSrswa il. On The contrary, Eae has, by all
x,sars In Ter POWER prevented the Emperor OF the
Trench from recognizing us IS an Independent. ma
s.on, We Re ,iee to see that ths President OK the
coufedsxs.y hsa told the world What hs thinks OF
her eoaduc..
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InrE1l.

On xuxssv, January 18Th, q crysipAes, NAG.
ofg prTr,E. oaly ehli cs A, j.. ana 8. J. jehn'
SIR. AIRED months and II days.
he fcnersi will .aae place fr3ri the resi nee o.
her grandfather, Mr. Wa Freeman, on ~ n, se,
twssn Marshs.l and o.ay, this a.fe'noon. az )
o'clock Tho friends Gnd asqaainsabc os CT me
f,rua5 ere respectfully lavited 90 st'ena'
In Remember last, NJ hospital At Eradsrsek
CITY, Nd. Mr. A X AEsLOM, Of the Sin Loulsfans
rec .,.en. srsS 10 rears.
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49,
fw AT A REE73sd OF TUE FonMER
nEsi,sh.ss CT the Ess.a of nsryland snt sSc i,la-
tffos Of Couuhia. heti Jsnnaey l3:h lch5, q THO
q. 3. Army Laboratory, Captain w =. EAi1h was
called to the chair, ana Mr.. tHtL. J. ENNIS eoeSen
Secretary. ~,
rha Cha;nan stated that .hs csisct CT th.s
msesios was for tie ruFpe5s OF sT.rdEtg IeheI W
those ladies' ana children vito hsve tess Ash a.
ia search If thsif re:stlyss AID assna1 y. '1'
seash; snd la rnierasooa there wefs severe. 'aA
;iex h. tIe sGSy vino v-fra uaahsa TO I'M hess s."
mad no. the nseesrarY nse-s to f'paos' 'A'''
selves. a., G,larinr
Mr.. yshn T!asrrty thea cfsrHd tae ,pro"l
p.esmt le a.,d resolution, wllan were
Tlvsa. number cf LSes end tA,ro 800 I.so
rccertir III. .he,r homes in the a'a,. Z.
.,d no District OF U,turnr!s 20 JON tae' "o'o
sna ~ =, INA Toneederats sta!ss; snd ar
rv1ns hers have hssn unable 20 haa VISA % .sa.n
,h.;r ioe.,Isy. ard are In cons 'queaee whnoSs
friends or acquaintance 70 r,os''' '''
sna protection BE IL, thers!me' .
No." s,irsl Ths. COMMITTEES be appointed NJ the
Char TO devise mesns TO ensure sae safety and
cnu,icrt cf those g, situated cnt thsy ere enabled
40 communicates NTH their friends, aud mat Cap
tain w n. 2rIib. supesiniei d mt Of the Labsra.
tory bs appointed Treasurer, to receive al contfi.
buttons sTkica may ba mails 20 dctrey ell the ne.
cessary expenses fos this purpose, sid - a'po!at
any csmuittess desmed re 9nlste to accomplish tie
objects OF this ,nse'irg.
In compi!ancs Win tie above resolutions tks
Chs;,mSn sppointed tie following coE9 niittees
Collecting COMMUNICATIONS James Meatn-y,
j., John Fishery, John T Carter. Philip Ennis,
Henry konlg.
Committee 10 Ptovids Comfortable q 1artsrs scr
tie Refugees and Conduct them from Cry Point to
Richmond --Phi Enais u Sherry, I hiiip DAVIS,
4 Narcsf ca, b MoCsnskey.
Committee 10 provide Conveyance FOR tie Re,
fusess at tho Petersburg Depot.--Oap: w n
Smith, John Viaherty, Henry k0nig Chss Sherry,
II EGsoyer. A johnson, Csc MsKnight, John
Lloyd, John + McNsmec, Andrew KIRK, Chas
Mcknight, Jas Robinson J W Hswia. l. Robiu-
son.
finance Committee LIT Lcuis Z u4mec, u
Shsrry, 4 MarceTOn.
On no.3n mo meeting adjourned,
" N SNITE, Chairman.
Pun 7 CRuyu Crnsafaru
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w. Al making NJ box ia seed to the
~ Richinord fsyetts Artillery. and desire s!i
srvons w o feet intsrsstsd in that well known old
volunteer company 70 ssra mo socks, shoes. stkts,
drawers or any thing that can add to Their comfort
Is my son, Lieut. WC,. J. Clop.oa informs me they
are In q very destitute condition. He returns
thanks for 3 boz ia which, among otbsr articles,
Sysre six pairs Of 10 sks frcn Mrs Ann Il. PriiiaIa
OF Chesterfield. The men Of this battery sre mos..
ly OF the king aaa1 and unable TOPIC cure st
she presant priees the a, tc.es they need They
have been In active vice sinsc April. 1851,
and surely ought TO be remembered an Gag the
many who have been the recipients Of tao liberal
iiJ o. the patriotic
Ms. JUDGE CLOpfON,
IA lG-lt$ Frxnkiia Ut bstw. 81 aud 4sh
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r Afav calm OF ,RY eocbS, FANCY
IL anoDs, Boots aad Shoes, 6iseoassy, kssdy.
n,Ade Closhiug. eilssr Pists, D.asGoada AA--Jn
FRIDAY, the 18th tnst, ecnsAsneing 81 10 o'eloek
we Will sell largo and dsaissssa sssorsaasnt u
Fry Goods, c5nsstln9 In part Of
English md French ueriuos;
Tins All Wool Nousilns,
Ptaid Linseya hsd ricsina;
Eieachsd Cotton, Cashmere:
sanzfIy Deans, shswts;
Kid Hovss, Spoil Cotsousy
ysnns Drawers Linen Rcsorn H,ss-.s-
HaDdkerchisfs Hosiery, Pins gse sjss eta
la gsney Goods We viii offer ,s44gs aysortm.nt
Of.
f-ory, Rnhher, and Horn Fins tgsabs,
wnlie. Combs, Tooth brushes;
Back Purses, Pocket Rocks els
In Stationery We will offer
so resDss iine letter Paper;
Eo.e Paper;
i 50 dtzsn Blank Books;
--ALSO-
cory Uro's Dictionary Of kr.s a valush,.
|. work.
In Ready made Clothing we viii ofysr-
Business Goats, Dress Goats, Ov.feoats
Pants Vests, etc.
In Boots ard shoes An invoice Of
Eer's aud Boys Bocta Shoes, aud BrogsnH
Fine Cavalry Boots;
=. Womsns and Chi.6ren's EhoAs s.c
In oliver Plata scd Jswelyy We viii sol TIA fo,
lowing rich and vaIuabls Goods:
Pare Silver Coff=e Pots. Pitcher Creams;
Knives and Forks;
Ladies', soocns, Gard Gases, ets:
Rich Diamond Sets, Coral Sets;
Diamond Rirga.
Tho III the ross bssutiful asgos trga, OF Oona.
ever SID al auction Ia :his market ~S
Ia ltd suAgEk L. HUysr yeS Auct.r,
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unless na b previously raa the Taxes m'0 together with twenty
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U TYPE WANTED-The proprietcrs Of this
psper with to purchase 1,coO or 1880 pounds Of
NoHPAREIL or AGATE TYPE. Ths highest
s~~;~a ~r;u he
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IL. WII.LiAn u6TON TlRAEkhkk % ns Law
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~ s2Ss4s FL. 32Fssr 4. SEN sssrA
HNHEEH NEW BRigk 9kNEARtT2, OF THE
Il South aido OF EGTshali and Yves. hrs Of 18th
streets. AT AUCTiCE--We will sail upon tbs
premises, Oh FEiDAY, the 18th dsy rf January,
eonnercivg e. c'olocg p. H., tscss three new
Brick TcEe.asnts ,ocatad ct the soul@ ssst inter-
Secii1a Of Aas4hsii as.d i6tE streets, 9 upiei by
good tenants 81 tbs aggregate rents O. 81 go per
aonuul. Eaca seasmsas Is supplied IN brick
kiea0a vGEeZ. t.s,.I oster eQEvenieEeaa
TaEA..-~gsLa t2lrt. sasfi sAa 5nisTs = - and u
r.c.tss, Eog Senc .sD.e no.ss- WITH z.:a "a ssded
aal seegss3 ry 5szss aael. The pri7 !. 20 OK pay.
i3S tho entire purchase raoaey will - allowed
Ehould he purchaser Gesise it. The =. = sor 1863
to hs rad bJ ln3 purchaser.
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