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selected lfcn ths bet works o. r. naris,s, Orsan.
~ ~ -. Lafttehs, Paris. Carefully anrersd car.
.luy III tsfaftts p.rt fr Pedsh, aud ION dsfcrir.
tt'n ~ stop. 20 b uted. Nj iiHsult. Hsui post.psls
81 rsssipt Of n.rksi priss, t1fA
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SHERIFF BALES.

.DY VIRTUE Of two III. Fas. issued rom
I'D the Olrcuit Court Of Washington couu.
", Tenn, at It's October term 1858, and to
me directed, tested the Alb Monday Of Octo-
Der ICES, upon two Judgments and costs for
the sum Of S4fS s4dsbt and costs pronounce.
ed BY said Court and In favor Of RIM. Talafa-
70 tor the use Of Jos. s, Rhea and against Reu-
hen Roddy, James O. Cox, William R Sewer,
J. N. Hoss and VIM. p. Brewer, I will sell for
cash Ia hand at the Court House door,in the
town Of Joaesboro' on Monday the 10th day
Of April, 1859, all the right, title, claim and
interest that VIM. r. Sewer has ia and to one
brick dvelliug-h ouse aud lot Of land situated
in the town OF Jonsshoro, Washington coun-
ty, Tenn, said to contain "a Of an acre, more
or less, adjoining the lot Of JileS Jackson,
John Gresne's heirs and others, TO satisfy the
said judgments aud costs. March 4, 1869
8. Z. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
'GamagSw4pfS5
TY Virtue Of an alias ri. Fa. issued from
RDthe Chancery Court, at November term,
1868, and to me directed, tested on The 4th
Monday Of Nov. 1865, in favor Of Rhea and
Anderson, Ex'rs., and against Jos. S, Rhes
and Nm. R. Sewer for the sum Of SS92 So
debt and forty dollars cost, decreed against
the said Jos. s.. Rhea and W. r., Sewer, l will
proceed to sell, for cash in hand, at the Court
House door, in the town of Jonesboro, on the
10th day OF April 1869, all the right, title,
claim and interest that WIN. R. Sewer has in
and to one brick d~Welling.house and lot o.
land situated in the town of JonesbOrough
Washington county, Tenn, said to contain
"a Of an acre, more or less, adjoining the lot
Of jules Jackson, John Greene's heirs and tht
lot known ns the Martin Academy lo,, to sat.
isfy said debt aud costs, March {, 1859.
s. E. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
'69mSr5w4pfS5
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CHEAP MUSIC!
VI USIC GRATIS!

poeihoven's Symphonies. and 4 hands,. | cent
Rrrthnven's sonutas. and 4 band-.... ... I cent I
Oycrtures from 20 Operas. z aud 1 hands..... 1 cent
pprras. Elegant editinna. PtanO Solos .....a ! cent
Operas. FiLe paper clear print. Vocal score ] eenti
Ciopin's WAltHrs. MA1utkA's. and Polanaises I cent!
hnreailpun's EaUIeS. Schubert's Melodies. I cent
Aud "" C-uts per page-haif the usual price.
Musical Garctte % sent for me year for Al. And
ons dollars uorth Of Music Cratic.
CAisioEnes gratis. " Musical Gazette" for January
gtat.g. send ypsr address.
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Nv" TOT mo UTEan,
C~--fsirfH rsus fsisssi ffer 10 ksf tsfht. ~.
rfsss sfa n~ileiisas, ham.aies asu v~rIit.r. - ~.
adaVtrf ~ ~ QoF1lsf sanis. uriinlfF 0rrsrt.ts
e. ussars thsn Eiihuui iiaeuitT tia
A. q ts ater' sstt f-s-paii % Hssipi d n,
fwaH A.
E1a1fr.
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CoantY Court Carter County.

y. Tipton and James u. Cameron W. samuel ?.
"a. Upton, et a.. Pursuant 70 a decree OF the
County Court q Carter eounty Tenn, II the March
Elizabsfhton, On Saturday ths Ord day Of April next,
Five favenths n a tract o. mountain land, In rivil Die.
trtt No. ard or and, belonging 10 the heirs of James T..
Upton, and Containing. b. sstimaion, A,tO acres.
TERMS "A credit oftix mouihf' time viii b. given,
The purchaser gir'ng boud With good security, and 4
Hen retained on the land until purchase money Il
PAID. Nafeh lst, 1850, j.. BRADLEY, 06k.
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WANTED AGENTS. 9 = ss $500

everywhere, male and female. to Introduce the GEN.
UINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. rhis machine will stitch. HON, fell,
tuck. qHilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider In a must
supeiior manner. Price only SIS. Fully warranted
tor fire gears. We will pay SlGo0 for any machine that
will sew a stronger, mors beautiful ur more elastic
seam than ours. II makes the "Elaatis Lock Stitch"
Every second stlteh cah be cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tcsrng Il, We
give Agents from k'5 to $40 per mouth and expenses,
or a commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address sEC0MB b CO., Pittsburg, IA, or
Boston, Mass.
CAUTtoN DO not be imposed upon by other parties
palming Oft worthless c~Ast.irun machines, under the
same name or otherwise. Ours Is the onlg gehuiAe aud
really practical cheap machine Manufactured.
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East Tennessee Land Agency.
MUNS0N G SEYMOUR.
Real Estate AGENTS.,

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILL attend to the Purchase, Sale and Ex-
change ofReal Estate. We have compile
ted arrangements to offer our lands in the
Eastern and Northern Markets, end have IN
~eKumpled facilities for disposing Of Farms,
Tonu rroperty, Mills, a., on good terms
Western land exchanged for land in East
Tennessee.
OFce corner GAY and MAN Streets,
ls65janltfl R~RorUdls. TsBnssf'S.
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KYKER PIPES.

THE BEST AMERICAN PIPE MADE.
4 AN THE EXCLUSIVE MAKER OF THIsFAMOs
u flPbs and Honld respectfully Inform the pnbiic
a. retail, a the lowest cab prics. Li6.faidsdnctlons
70 The tnie. Thy are ths beat pips made, and are
eivHys quirk al ard good proaL have 90 hand 4
large quanfity. ~ assorted sirss.
Per 100 lrady boxed Tor hipplnrA- $40 %
0rten prsmptly attended %. Address
JOHN CARR,
CARRIERS Min,
nayistl WaIhinston couuiy, fsnu.
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AMERICAN
Church Organ Voluntaries,
co

~ 4. y. isa,s ~ ~ n. 9. cuttss. ssise,.a frou
W -vfAte q kist, Bash 80 Hsss,i. SO.
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Ac Z MIS-

FLH" ..-N
We wish TO arrange with Agents, male o.
female, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, IN each State, County, and
Town in the United States and Ontario. BIZ
ira inducements to Experienced Agents Eo'
full particulars, as to Salary or Commission
address,
G. v, N, ANDREWS, Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
N. B,-For the benefit Of our Agents Es
have arranged with parties who have Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to SELL
We will send Book Of Samples and full par
t~iculArs on receipt of enc red stamp. Address
9. v. N. ANDREWS, Gen. Ag'b DsirOisi Aisn.
ls6sdec25yl.
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The American Shuttle
Sewing Machine

Is Warranted for Five Yearsi 0uf Agents
win be supplied with duplicate parts Of the
Machine, in case Of accident. It makes pre-
cisely the same stitch made BY the Singer,
Wheeler = Wilson, Howe, and Florence Ma
chimes. Il has the Under-'eed, like the best
Of bigh.priced Machines, and is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine In the market that
has this feed, We are enabled to sell a first
class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low
price, on account Of its Simplicity, and con-
sequent low cost of Manufacturing, in COM
parison With Complicated Machines.
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No. 81 Cay street, Rockville, rsnns,,.s.
esocizmos1.
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AMERICAN S H UTTLE
SEWING Machine!

Is retailed at a price within the reach Of all.
This Machine uses a straight needle, makes
the LOCK STITCH (aliks on both sIdes), has
a seiEadjusting tension, and can do every
variety Of sewing, II will hem, fell, bind,
cord braid, seam, guilt, tuck, rufie, and
gather; wall work equally wen on silk, linen,
wooden, or cotton goods, with silk, linen, or
cotton thread.
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co M M II R CIAL

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23-Money very easy to-day
the demand on call freely met at q per cent. on
ais; prime discounts Z d s per cent. The Railroad
war on Western Freights between the New York,
Central Erie, and Pennsylvania Central on the one
side and the fast freight lines on the other continues,
to-day contracts were made at rs q Soc ~ hundred
through to Chicago these are the lowest rates ever
made, and the Railroads seem determined to exter-
inmate the transportation companies. The shipment
of currency to the South and West have ceased and
remittances are expected from the former unless the
Cotton trade reviyes. Sterling Exchange steady at
100 1891 for go days and 1891 a 1904 for sight bills.
Gold weak and lower; opened at 1881 and closed at
1924; loans were made at q per cent. for carry
ing. 1t is not believed that the combination who re-
Gently held the price at and about 1856 have entirely
unloaded, but have encouraged the decline for the
purpose of buying more in order to make low aver
age for the entire amount. Governments improved
to per cent. at the morning sessions with a most
active business in CTS and CPS, The former in
active borrowing demand for delivery speculative
sales. At the afternoon Board there was decline
Aper cent. but the market finally closed firm. Hen
~ Clewes q Co. furnish the following 4.3O quota
s Do Is ISL ISL s 10 % ss 60; III
III q iii; i6-4Gs. 1904 l. 1851. ~ W
Border State bonds frmer; Missouri's, S75; new
Tennessee's, 65a; old do, 674 North Cardinals $50
Louisiana levee 6's, 70t.
Railroad share market during the morning steady,
fell to par, while other miscellaneous shares were
firm. Express shares dull. In the afternoon the
Railroad market was strong and generally higher
Fort Wayne was the most prominent feature and ad
vanced to 1924. Michigan Southern rose to 96i. Th'
miscellaneous list was active and excited, except Pa
cfc Mail, which fell to 973. The general marke
closed steady. The following are $50 prices PA
cfc Mail, 97s q So; Western Union Telegraph, 81
g 37S New York Central, 1881 q 1854; Elie, S6 a 36
aqqdsOa 1sS 1s Ha ,as 1s5 s Beading
trail, 118 a 119; Michigan Southern, 96t a 963; Hi
nois Central, 143; Toledo, 1851 q 1855; Chicago 8
Rock Island. 1874 a 1919; Chicago & North Western
s2F q So; do preferred, 81 q GIT.
The balance at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to 500, 1886, $50.
Gold exports to-day $4,000.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-da,
amounted to $63, 100000.
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WASHINGTON,
REmARks OF GEN. GRANT ABOUT HIS CAB

REMARKS OF GEN. GRANT ABOUT HIS CABINET.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-In conversation at
the Army Headquarters, this morning, with
Senator Thayer, Gen. Grant remarked, II want
to say to you that shall send into the Senate
the name of Major Gen. Schofeld as Secretary
of War, but it is likely that he will decline and
return to his position in the army. shall
then nominate civilia n for that Office, and
want the Senate to know this" Turning to
Representatives Dickery, Morrill, of Penn. and
Roots of Ark, vino were at a short distance
from him, he said that h. had no objection to
their hearing what he had to say on the ques-
ton of the Cabinet. He then remarked, 81
am opposed to appointing officers of the army
and navy to civil offices, and shall therefore
have civilian at the head of each department"
This statement comes from members of Con-
gress who were present, and they express
their satisfaction with the sentence OF the Cen
sral, and believe from the conversation that he
will have straightout Republican Cabinet.
EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEN. GRANT.
Some of the prominent friends of Gen. Grant
propose to erect an equestrian statue Of him
ON the Southern portico of the Treasury De-
partment. A model of the statue was received
here to-day, and is in possession of Gen. Spin
ner. 1t is of life size. The material is to be
composed of cannon captured by Gen. Grant,
and the pedestal of granite.
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Domestic Markets.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 23.-Beef Cattle-receipts
269 head prices advanced fully &c; sales extra at
10 30 q IA 90; first quality II % 10 %; second quail
ity 10 70 a IL 90; third quality 30 a 10 30. Sheep
and Lambs-receipts 2130 head; market generally
unchanged; sales at to &c W ID.
NEW BEDFORD, Feb. 22.-Oil market-Sperm is
very quiet, and we have no transactions to report
Whale has continued in fair demand, with sales OF
'zo bbls. Northern at 20 " GAL for manufacture.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Cotton firmer with more
9%Tmg' sales $500 bales; Middling uplands at 2e3c
fIour-saies 1900 bbs.; State and Western dull,
heavy ana g l0c lower; superfne State 70 a IS
ezra ~ g 10; round hoop Ohio S. q 10; extra
western 50 q 20; choice White Wheat z rs a
20; southern dull and dropping; sales 800 bbls |;
extra 8 ~ g II 90 Wheat fayors buyers with fair
export demand; sales 900 bush: No 3 Snring
/ "a q 1854; No: 3 at a; No. and Mixed 5o.e
Corn lc better; sales $1,000 bush; new Mixed West
actye sales 1900 Zoo bush Western at 7s
his: new mess 81 20 q 81 g. closing at 81 60 reeu
lar Lard hea sslss su 500 s fsres Sn st ~
sales sO hbds.: Muscovado 10 a 14c; 800 boxes Ha,
vana at 1877 g 1870. Coffee firm; sales $500 bags Rio
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WEST INDIES,

HAVANA, Feb. 23.-Gen Dulce has issued a
proclamation to the volunteers, announcing
that he is about to commence a vigorous cam
paign against the rebels yet in arms. He tells
the volunteers they have been misled by the
Vaccinations OF their enemies, and advises
them to remain quiet and obey their superior
officers.
The citizens were greatly alarmed and in
tense excitement and agitation prevailed all
day yesterday but partially subsidized in the
evening when it was known the danger had
been averted by the frmness of Gen. Dulee.
The plans of the volunteers were discovered
early in the day, and the officers went among
the men and extorted them to abstain from
violent acts and obey the authorities, but the
influence of the officers was not strong enough
and it is certain that the resolute conduct of
the Captain General and Gen. Espinar, of the
regular army, alone prevented the commission
of disgraceful acts.
The Insurgents had battle with the troops
at Mayajiqua, near Remedies, and defeated
them. capturing the towR. Frequent accounts
are received of smaller engagements in the vi
cinity of Trinidad, Cienfuegos and Villa Clara
with results sometimes in favor of the rebels
and sometimes in favor of the troops.
The rebels have possession of tug on Da-
muii river, leading into Jagua bay.
A dispatch was received from Spain yester-
day afternoon announcing the organization of
force of 5000 Catalw volunteers for service in
Cuba.
HAVANA, Feb. 23-Noen. The city is quiet
and the volunteers are guarding the streets
and walls as usual. The weather is very hot.
The Prensa publishes as authentic accounts
OF the situation iu the central departments. 1t
says persons living in the country abandon
their houses and estates and take refuge in
cities. Insurgents are to be found in every
province of the department. They subsist in
the country but take only the property of the
Spaniards. The rebels in the jurisdiction of
Cienfuegos have artillery and their cavalry is
we'll mounted. The troops sent in pursuit of
them are infantry.
The Brensa adds that it is useless to indulge
in illusions as to the state of affairs in the in
terror. We must acknowledge that the condi-
ton of the inhabitants could not be worse. No
other political news of importance.
At Santo Espiritus the government was con-
scripting all the male citizens over II years of
age for military service.
HAVANA, Feb. 23-Evening- city of
Sagua La Grande has been declared in a state
of siege. The insurgent force, 400 strong, is
operating in that jurisdiction. Several plan
tations have been laid waste and the buildings
on them destroyed by the rebels in the vicinity
of Sagua and Remedies.
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AUGUSTA.
Bushes. before ,he Legislature.
Isnsoial Dispatcb by Internationa, Tin.

Especial Dispatch by International Line]
AUGUSTA, Feb 23.-Although the commit
tees have been ordered to report finally on the
9th inst, it is not probable that they can all
comply. The Judiciary Committee have now
large amount of business before them, some
of which is important
1t is not yet decided which branch the Con-
stabulary bill is to be reported in, but prooaDiy
in the Senate.
The Judiciary Committee have voted to re-
port legislation inexpedient on the establish
ment of intermediate Courts throughout the
State.
The question of capital punishment will
probably occupy the attention of the Legisla-
ture the remainder of the week.
The Somerset s. Kennebec Railroad bill is
assigned for next Thursday in the Senate, and
the final vote will be reached on Friday
nrprd0
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CALIFORNIA.
AIIcGEII.ANEAIIS NHWe

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 23.-Steamer China
arivred to-day from Yokohoma. No general
news of Importance from China or Japan is
anticipated by the Atlantic Cable.
Gen. Halght has received an invitation .,, from
in t6at CITY on the 4th of July to celebrate the
opening Of the Pacific Railroad: He VIII pro-
baby decline ON account of official duties.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon her.
self the trust OF Administrative of the estate of
JACOB G. BARKER, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate Of said deceased are required to
estate are called upon to make payment to
AUGUSTA M. BARKER, Adm'x.
Portland, Feby 16, 1859. fe1s da1aw3w*
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e U r. o p q.


MADRID, Feb. 23-In Cortes, yesterday, Ser
rano officially announced resignation OF the
Provisional Government.
Gen. Prim, the Minister of War, in an ad-
dress assured the House that the LATE dynasty
would never be received at the throne.
Admiral Popete, minister of marine affairs,
ASKED the House to pass an act of indemnity
TOT the navy for its acts during the recent revo-
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Maine Central Rail Road
CO71lDU7laJ.

THE Stockholders are hereby notified that the
Il annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Maine Central Railroad Company will be held at
the Town Hall, in VAUDEVILLE, on WEDNES-
DAY, the twenty Fourth day of February, A. ID.
1862 at halt past eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to
act upon the following articles, viz:
First. To hear the Report OF the Directors and
Treasurer of said Company, and act thereon.
Second. To make choice of . Board of Directors for
the ensuing year.
Third. To see if the Company will accept the
amendment to the Charter in Chapter 3b4 of the
Special Laws of 1867, entitled can act additional
to the acts which constitute the Charter OF the
Maine Central Railroad Company"
Fourth. 10 see If the Company will authorize the
Directors to change the terms and purposes Of
the Mortgage of the property OF the Company
authorized by the Stockholders at their meeting
on the thirteenth day OF May, A. ID. 1858.
Fifth-To see IL the Stockholders will ratify the
votes of the Directors authorizing subscription to
the Capital Stock of the Somerset Railroad Com
pany.
By Order of the Directors.
JOSIAH H. DRUMMOND, Clerk.
Waterville, February 1, 1869. fe4td
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PENNsYLvANTA.
ANOTHER BANK DErA1nAr,on

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23.-The doors of the
Fourth National Bank are not open this morn ,,e
ing, owing to defalcation of the Cashier M
McMullen. The suspension caused a large
McMullen is here, but refuses or is unwilling
to give any information. The police have him
in their possession. The bank has been in bad
order for some time, and the event has not
caused much surprise. The capital OF the bank
is $2,25OOOO, deposits 100000, and circulation
$4,000 at last reports.
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Notice.

THE Proprietors of Martins Point Bridge are
ton will De held at my office, mo A. Exchange ST.
up stairs, on Thursday, Reb'y 2Sth, 1869, al
II o'clock A NJ, tor the following purposes, viz:
urer of said M. P. B, to the County Of Cumberland,
of the the materials Of said Bridge consisting of Pill
ing, Stone Wall &c, together with all the rights and
franchises Of said CO poIation.
2. To transact any other business that may ie-
gally come before them.
GEORGE A, THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, Feb 10, 1863, fs10, Pals
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Variety Sale by Auction.

ON THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday, Feb aBrh
O26th and 27th. at o'clock at Office IA Fxcbanes,
ST. to close out sundry lots and clothes
clothing, Paper collars, Shawls Linen floods dress
Goods, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Glass Sets Tumblers
tors, Boots ann Shoes, Orockery, Jewefry Sets EAT
Drops, Pins, Rings, Studs, Buttons, chains, Table
Vases, olocss, Soaps, Oils, Thread, sc.
az The above goods viii be sold In lots to suit
purchasers
Ladies invited to the sale.
Feb 24-td f. o, BAILEY, Auct
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MADAM ARMAND.

T ATE of New York, wishes to inform the ladies
IL of Portland that she has just opened her New
Establishment, at 100 Middle street, OPPOSITE
THE FALMOUTH HOTEL, where she intends to car
ry on the Newest and most
Fashionable Styles in Dress & Cloak Making,
and hopes by keeping the Latest and most Fashion,
able Patterns always hand and strict attention
business, to be able to suit her Customers and
ceive the patronage of the Ladies of Portland.
EVApprentiee wanted.
ocf 22-d3m
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FORGE COAL.

DER Schr VIM. Arthur, Forge or Cumberland
Also for sale. prime Lehigh, Johns. Mammotn
Vein, Diamond, LorberTy and Franklin Coal.
A few more prompt paying customers receveu.
Don't all call at oncei Price always with the MAJ
ket
JAMES M. BAKER,
Feb II, 1s6o.-tf Richardson's wharf,
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Stock of Goods at Auction.

WILL be sold for the benefit of whom IL NAV
w concern,
Saturday, IAN 3Oth, nj ~ o'clock. p. m.
and continuing every afternoon and evening until
the Stock of Goods in the store lately occupied by
STEVENS & co, No 800 Congress Street is sold.
Comtorters, Shifting Flannel, Under-shirts and
Drawers, Travelling Shirts, Wool Jackets, Linen
Damask, Linen Table Cloths, Towels, Napkins, boy.
Table Covers Ladies and Gents Hose, Hdki, Gloves,
Note Paper, Envelopes, Photograph Albums, Per-
PAPER Collars and Cuffs Table Cutlery. Pocket
nnlves. wallets, Memorandum Books, Diaries Port
Iohos and great variety of small articles. The
whole stock to be sold without reserve
Jan 2S. 1860, 90 S1 Az
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MISSOURI.
GEN. sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.

GEN. sHERMAN's MOVEMENTS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 23-Gen. Sherman returned
from New Orleans much improved in health.
ne VIII leave Tor Washington in few days.
SNOW sToRM-DELAY OF TRAINS.
heavy snow storm commenced at noon
point. The river at Omaha has closed aoain'
Inc Trans on the Union Pacific Railroad are
delayea west OF Laramie by snow, and west of
Cheyenne the mercury ranges at from 10 to Is
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Great Cho,,ce to Make M04eegJ

WHY will you work for two or three dollars per
w day, when you can make 70 ~ aohaFs Dy
selling new article needed in every family. Great
inducements are offered. Nothing Tor curioslty
seekers hut an article of real merit: Now Is your
time send 20 cts ior sanp, WAN snT g co
teIT.dtf Boston, Mass.