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Ar at cienfuegos 2ad ult, barque Undine, Shaw

Ar at Cienfuegos 22d ult. barque Undine, Shaw
Boston,
Sid 9th, brig j W Drsko Eaton. Pensacola.
AT Surinam 18th ult, brigs Harriet Amelia, Elliot
for Boston days; Moonlight, Giles, for do.
Sid i'm Havana 18th ult, ship Virginia, Campbell,
New Orleans $50
Ar LIST inst. barque Harvest Home, Dickey, Cadiz
for New Orleans
Ar at Matanzas 30th ult, briggs Cairo Carroll and
Ellen II, DIVER, st John, NIB; 31st, barque George
S Hunt. Woodbury. Havre; W Holbrook, Pol!eys,
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 18th ult, sch Arthur Burton, from
Ellsworth.
Sid oath, barque e Holbrook, Leavitt, FOL. New
York.
Ar at Bermuda 2lst ut. brig Cheviot. Whitney,
Greenock Tor Portland; 24th, barque Mary Baker,
Hilton Shields tor do.
Ar at st John. NIB. 5th inst sch A f Ames Ames,
R0ckland.
Cid 9th, brig NJ E Leighton, Gray, Matanzas.
SPOKEN
Oct 81, lat 81 60, lon 81 Is bardue Investigator
from New YORK iOI Callao, &c DAYS out. -
Nov 4, lat IS H. Ion tx 81, ship Reunion Nichols,
from New York TOR san Francis o. s, days out
Nov6. lat II lon GS 81, ship Golden Rule, from
Boston tor San Francisco
Dec 7, la &c 8, lon 81 20. baruue Harvest Home,
from Cadiz tor New Orleans
Dec 20. lon IS II, ship John Clark from Bristol L.
ioI New orleans.
Dec 2S lat 1882 Ion 60 So sch Ralph Carlton, from
Norfolk Tor Demerara
Dec2S. lat 80 81 ". Ion = Os W, barose Merrimac,
IT m 81 JOHN, NIB Tor Havana
Jan y lat 30, Ion -, 0arque Adelaide Norris, from
New Orleans or Ilavre
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Wanted.

A Pocket Book containinga small sum of money
"A which the owner tan have by calling at the
Sherif's Office, City Building. j8 81
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Rooms with Steam Power
u Cd L. r. II :

GENERAL largo and well lighted rooms with
y steam power suitable tor man ufacturing purpos-
es, in the most central part OIL the city.
Apply on the premises TO
IL N. MOVES g. co..
jysd1wiss 10 Union ST.
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DIED.

At Elm Hall, Michigan Jan Mrs Hannah File
wiie OF q s. ID. Prince. formerly of Portland. ageC
v6 years.
In New York City, Jan. 7, very suddenly, Addie
Mitchell, only child OF Roscoe &. and Adde Har
Elder, aged years months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
rom the residence of II. NJ. Hart 2ll Cumberland
street
In iockiand, Dec. 60 Herbert W., son OF Josial
Ranki >, aged IL years months.
In Rockland. Dec. %, Mrs. Jane, wife OF Joel Her.
lex aged s. years 10 months.
In SO. fhomaston, Dec. o., Alien F. Martin. ESQ.
aged 10 years.-postma, ter at ThOmaston.
In Appleton, Dee. II, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Isaac
Fuller
In Knox, Dee. q. Mrs Lydia, relict Of the late
VIM. Haskell, aged II years months.
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ITO the Associated Press ]
IN,
Maine Legislature.

Especial Dispatch by Intern otional I.ine.l
AUGUSTA, Jan. Accommodations were
received from all the Councillors elect except
Samuel X. Whitney, signifying their accept.
ance of The Office TO which they had been
elected.
The convention of both branches assembled,
and Governor Chamberlain was inauguraled
and six Councillors elect qualified.
Both branches then adjourned until Monday
morning at II o'clock.
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MARIN r n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND

Friday, January 8.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax Ms, with mdse
and passengers to John Porteous.
- Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John,
NIB, via Eastport.
Brig George Burnham, (of Portlandl Mcclellan,
Bonaire 18th ult, with salt to Stevens & Co.
Brig VIM Sawyer, -, Elizabethport, coal to
Portland Steam Packet Co.
Sch SInaloa, Steele New York, in ballast,
Sch Adelia, tBr) Holder, New York.
Sch Pulaski Stackpole, Boston, to load for Tho
Sch Eclipse, tBr) McBurnie, Boston, to load for
Sch A1nca, tBr) speight, Boston, to load tor St
Sch Jessie, Foster, Boston.
Sch AlbatrOss, Crockett. Boston.
Sch Starlight, McIntire, Portsmouth, In ballast.
CLEARED.
Barque Philena, Davis, Sagua-Phnney g. jack
son.
Brig Addie Hale, Daily, Havana Churchill,
Sch Clara W Elwell, Giles, Savannah-J Wins
low & Co.
Sch Gen Meade, Allen, Lubec.
a fine clipper schr of 35 tons. named Mary II Lew
is and intended tor the fishing busins has arrived
Norton Slower. She Is owned by Capt Or, (who
commands her,) and others, of HaIpswell,
MEMORANDA.
Barque Jane Alkaline, Hutchinson from Portland
for Cardenas before reported dsmasted, has arrived
at st Thomas.
Barque Wallace, Adams, from Newcastle for New
York, has put into Fayal with loss f ioremast.
Brig Wiswen, Leckie, at New Bedford from
Faya, had continuation OF head winds Tor % ia, s
at er leaving port, and was days from Cape Hat
teras TO New Bedford. Los man and midd S ay-
sails and split mainsai IN blow when three days
out.
sch John Crooker Hodgdon, from Boston for Mo
bile. put into New York 5th tor repairs, having
sprung foremost on the 9Th. III heavy seas.
Ship Southern Empire, Dunlap. from New Orleans
tor Liverpool, Is reported (by arrival at London
9TH nstl to rave fodndered IN mid ocean on the 9th
ult. All hands perlshod.
Sch Eltorado, Eldridge. from San Bias for NYoTk.
with cargp OF cCc annts, put into Key West 18th
INST, leaking badly. The captain and male died at
sea.
Brig Maria White. Bryant, at New York from Eo-
saIio SA, passed 3atteras Nov 10 since which has
ID constant westerly gals lost and split sails
stove bulwarss, &c. Capt Eryant is IN der oblea-
tons the capt in and crew of brig Bickmore, Of
| Port and. for supply of provisions Dec IS.
Brig liza. OF Searsport, Capt Williams. at n York
| from Pernambuco reports Dec 26 j Manees, sea
man, fell overb ard and was drowned. Had pleas
| ant weather entire passage.
sch Nary Llmbarner, from Bangor, was at Per.
| muda 2Ith ult discharging fer repairs.
Brig Renshaw. Sylvester at New York from King.
ston, ia, hai heavy northeriv gales the entire pas
sage. and was blowed the Gull Stream twice
Brig Hampden, Gott from Martinique lor Orchids
put into Charleston 4.h, having been vowed off hel
| course
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TENNESSEE.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

MEMPHIS, Jan. ga shooting ARRAY oc-
CURED this morning at the corner of Second
and Market streets, resulting in The death OF
Edward Whitfield, of the firm of Moore &,
Whitfield, cotton factors, by S. A. Doran, a
gambler. Doran had rented a house fir, m
Whitfield's father, and kept such disreputa-
BILE company that an attempt was made in the
Courts 10 eject him. Doran this morning publ
shed card in the Avalanche denouncing OF
the Whitfields as thieves. liars and poltroons
Edward Whitfield and Major Moore went TO
his house for the purpose, it is supposed, OF
chastising Doran. % knocking at the door it
was opened and Whitfield entered, and the
door was slammed in Mr.. Moores face and
locked. The shooting commenced simultane-
oously with the locking of the door. When
Moore and a crowd, who were attracted by the
firing, burst the door open Whitfield was fou nd
lying on the floor dying and Doran and two
women standing in the centre OF the room
Doran cried out that he surrendered, aud he
aud the two women were taken to jail. Whit
fields pistol was found on him, never having
been drawn. He was shot through the 10 J
five times and beaten oven the head with ;
pistol! There is strong talk of lynching Doran
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Jan. 7.-The Sugar market is I'M
changed.
Commercial advices from Jamaica report the mar
ket for Sugar there rather animated.
LONDON, JAN s-Forenoon. -Consols 92b for botI
money and account
Er sh seeu ities-Unted States 5-20's at IS
I1v Sv,,es va; Illinois Central shares $50.
sales to.doU L n J Jan s-Fore noon.-Cotton quiet
bales, of which 2Hoo we s a o. rne MeeR
speculaten STOCK in port $50 900 bales OF which 81
wy are Aerean' Corn s7s Cd 1or new. Other ar
LONDON, Jan. s1Evening -Consols closed at %;
, TO, money and .22 for account '9 eioseu "t ~
American securities quiet; United States 5oo,s n,
70; Stocks heavy; Erie shares 264; Illinois Cenfra
shares s5S.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 8-Evenine .-United States
bonds 5-2O's closed firm at 70! a 79s.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. S-Eyening.-Cotton CLOSED
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NE W YORK.


ROCHESTER,, Jan. S-Thus far eight persons
have DIED in consequence of the falling of the
school house floor on Wednesday night There
are nearly fifty of the wounded, but most of
them are out of danger. Six of the killed
were buried this morning. One funeral was
held for all at ST. Peters and st. Paul's Catho-
lIc church. The corOner's investe alton shows
that the cause of the accident was the neglect
to put stone cap of full size upon brick pier
in the cellar F
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To LET.

4 Tenement in brick house No ~ st Lawrence st,
a. containing eight rooms. apply TO
- D. II. lNGRA HAM,
is 1w* s Exchange ST. cor Federal
IF FRESH BUTTER. 20 CENTS PER POUND.
The Creates Invention of the Age, But er made in
from fhree 10 five mnntes by the use of our lNFAL-
LIBLg BUTTER POW, Err, at cost OF 70 cents a
pound. simple in operation, harm ess in use Two
pounds OF butter can be made from enc quar- o.
milk, Suflic ext Powder to make 80 pounds butter,
sent free on receipt OF price 81. Agen wanted in
tul econou ger 81
Go,hEN BUTTER CO., 1o2 Nassau ST., N. Y.
I saw - -'
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NILSSON III.
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS REMARKS OF GENERAL
SCHURZ.

| LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS REMARKS OF GENERAL
sCHURz.
| ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga general caucus of the
| Missouri Legislature was held at Jefferson
| City last night, to hear Gems. Schurz and Loan,
candidates tor the United States Senate, define
| their position. The caucus turned out to be a
mass meeting, and was largely attended bv
citizens generally, as well as by members of
the Legislature. Gen. Loan being unwell was
not present The discussion was intended
manly to give Gen. Schurz an opportunity to
reply to the charges of his opponent that he is
Ia favor of Immediately enfranchising rebels
and turning the State over to the hands OF the
enemy. A special dispatch to the Advertiser
gives the following account OF the proceedings
OF the meeting:
Gen. Schurz distinctly denied the above
charge, aud stated that he was astonished at
it after SO frequently and emphatically declar-
ing his position on the question. He divided
the question into two parts, Federal and State
and said in the United States Senate he would
support the following amendments:
First-General suffrage without distinction
OF color or previous condition, but recognizing
the right of State to disfranchise Oh account
OF felony or rebellion.
Second An amendment to reduce every re-
bellious State to territorial condition.
Solar as Missouri was concerned neoro snf
rage was justice done the negro; rebel suf-
irage Was grace to be done to the disloyal-
he was first for justice and second for grace.
% was ioi iepcdiIUS the QlSfranchlSement act
only after negro suffrage was adopted. He rid
lcuiea the constitutional performance of Drake
ana COX. and said had he been member of
the convention he never would have consented
10 make enfranchisement easier than negro
suffrage as the Drake constitution did. He Sc
verely criticised both Drake and Henderson for
leaving Washington at so critical a moment
only for the purpose Of defeating him. He
stigmatzed the charge made against him as
wilful lies. He declared that he had never
belonged TO any ring, and treated the subject
OF patronage as of no consequence to him.
He concluded by observ ng that his name
was known tar and wide. aud never had Sen
atorial election commanded so much attention
both in America and Europe, as this one had
He believed that his election would greatly en-
courage emigration to this country and State.
Gen. Loan not being present Mr.. Drake was
invited to speak. He said he could not be ex
peeted to reply of-hand to well prepared
speech a>sailins him SO violently, but offered
to answer at some time, Wherein on the caucus
invited him 10 nome the day. Before setting
down MIR. Drake made some very bitter re-
marks against Gen. Schurz striking hard
blows and saying he would show in his re-
Spouse whose heart best answers to the pulsa-
tons of the great radical party.
Mr.. Henderson, was then called upon and
spoke. He ridculed many of the remarks of
Mr.. Schurz, advocated his own reelection, and
made strong effort in behalf of the repeal of
the disfrancbisement act.
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Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WASHsNGTON.
ADnTyr NrnAr nrv,ur wv,

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The Suns Washington
dispatch says, Gen. Butler will deliver his fl
ancial speech on Saturday. His bill in refer.
ence to arrests of persons in transit across the
States, was drawn up over a month ago, to pre-
vent any occurrence similar to his arrest in
Baltimore, and was submitted to Caleb Cush-
ing for approval, and bears ON its face his opin-
ion of the bill in his hand writing.
General Butler has been employed to prose.
cute Mr.. BOwles, of the Springfield Re publ.
can, for his editorial remarks about Nj. James
Fisk, Jr. The General announces his deter
mination to bring the case to an early trial, but
he Does not approve the action of the New
York officers in locking up Mr.. Bowles over
night
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CALIFORNIA.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. STRAINS on the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad are running on schedule
time to Cariin in the northeast corner of Ne
vada, 600 miles distant. The track layers are
at Humboldt Canon, twenty five miles further
east. No interruption has occurred from snow
thus far. The twenty-five miles OF snow shed
at the summit Of the Serras are working sat.
isfactorily. The commercial business OF the
Central for December exceeded $4,000.
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Senators and Representatives is SO great that
it is now apparent that it will require all the
influence OF the incoming administration to
secure the adoption of any def nitc plan for the
resumption OF specie payments MANY Con-
gressmen and others are of the opinion that it
may be necessary TO organize something like
the old United States Bank, with a special
charter and privileges, in order to effect, or at
least facilitate resumption.
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ASSignee,S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Nathaniel G. Mars
~ ton, of Yarmouth, in the County Of Cumber-
land, did on the e ghteenth day OF December in
stsnt make an assignment of all his property not
to be held i'll trnst tor the and benefit of such
creditors of said Marston may, alter notice as
provided in Chapter 20 OF the Revised Statutes, be-
come parties thereto in proportion to the amount of
their respective claims; and three months are al
lowed by the provisions of said Chapter all credit
ors to become parties to sail assignment which NAV
be found at the Office of the subscriber.
B. FREEMAN, Assignee.
Yarmouth, Dec. %, 1863 dec2Sd3w
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EUROPE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 8-The outflow of specie from
the Bank of France still continues, The req
uiar weekly statement is made public to-day,
whereby it is shown that the amount of bull
lion in the vault is q 100000 francs less than
the corresponding period last year.
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Boston STOCK SGEst,
Sales at the Bro kers' Board, Jan 3,
MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 4, by Rev. L. c. Bolles, Geo L.
Glaz err, OF soston, and Miss Sarah Z. Morrison, of
In this city, JAN I, by Rev. c. Bolles, Freeman
Hill =; % O., ana Miss Marcia H., daughter of Capt
In this city, Jan. I, by Rev. Father DeEose. John
Hickey and Miss Wary Divine. DO n OF Portland
:, In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 7, by Rev. Mr.. Stevens
freeman Willard and Miss Emeline THOMPSON.
=, In Kockian &c. 81 N. Cleveland Crockett and
In Rockland, Jan. [, A. j. Crockett and Clara E.
Bowler. "
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Annual Meeting.

a The Annual Meeting OF the Port
~0E.>rM land. Bangor s. Machias Seam
4 n xkAN boat Company. tor the election OF
&Alaz.9s2S,ssa( five Directors and Tor the transac-
~s~- ton OF any other business that may
legally come before them, will be held at the office OF
Ross Stnrdivant. l79 Commercial Street, on Tues-
day, January 18th, 1869, a. 20 lock P. NJ.
n-.,, WILLIAM ROSS, Clerk.
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NE W YORK.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Upon the arrival of the
early train from New Haven yesterday morn
ing, Two suspicious looking men were observed
by officers MCGOWAN and Mcdonald having in
their possession a large trunk. The officers
approached them when one of the men be :ame
alarmed AMI fled. The other, who gave his
name as James McVey, was, together with the
trunk, taken to the station house. The trunk
was found to contain velvets cloths, fancy
goods. &c, valued at $500. The prisoner adj
United he had been engaged with others in
robbing the store of t. D. Bradley at West
vile, Conn. An accomplice of McVey, named
Francis Carmilan, was arrested on the arrival
OF the afternoon train from New Haven. Mr.
Bradley arrived last night and identified the
pronerty. The prisoners are held to await a
requisition from Gov. English.
SYMPATHY FOR THE CRETANs.
A meeting was held this evening in Cooper
Institute for the purpose of expressing sympa-
thy for the Cretans in their present strug gle
tor autonomy. The attendance was large and
included some Of the leading minds of the
city. VIM. Cullen Bryant presided, and ad :
dresses were made by Rev. III. w. Beecher,
Dr. Crosby, DR.. Bellows and ex-Lieut. Gov
Woodford Preamble and resolutions were
adopted, reciting the fundamental and inner
ent rights of self-government, and concluding
with pledge of the warmest sympathy on the
part of the American people.
EXECUTION OF CARSwELL.
UTICA, Jan. SWIM. Henry Carswell, the
murderer of the little girl Abby Saunders near
Camden in April last, was hung to-day at
Rome.
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Shnrih,S Sale

NUMBERL IND, sS-Attaehcd on = writ AMI viii
~ be sold at public auct on, by consent parties
on Tuesday, the i2ta d'y o. Jan, at 2l o'c.ock IN
the afternoon, at store 232 Cumberland street In
Portland and county Aforesaid the fjlpwing per-
sonal properly, 70 {: Soap, robacco coffee Starch
Cocoa, Yeast-c Ike Gun lies. tches, Cuthe,-Pins
Brushes. Spices, ) Il.r tus, Bristol Brick, olndy,
snls, Medicine, Salt, Pepper sauce, Fancy Goods,
Stationery, &c.
Also store Fixtures, Desks. Scales chairs, amps,
showcases, Marble Slab and Bench, clocks, Mat
clock and Bench, candy Jars, Barrels, Baskets,
Boxes, &c.
Dated at Portland Jan 9Th, 1867
M. ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
1a7dtd F. o. BA1LkY, Auto
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DEATH OF GEN. ROUSSEAU
New ORLEANS, Jan Seen. Rousseau died
very calmly last night at II O'Clock, having
taken leave of his friends and staff shortly be-
fore that hour. The manifestations of regret
are universal. Both foreign consular and
American flags are displayed at half mast and
dressed in mourning
To-day being the anniversary of the battle OF
New Orleans, all the flags are flying.
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THE NEW PROTESTANT BISHOP OF ALBANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The standing COM
mittee OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF
Pennsylvania last night refused by unani
nous vote to sign testimonials for Rev. DR..
Doane, recently elected Bishop of the new do
cese of Albany, New York.
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THE NopFoIx rporprrs

THE NOKFULk TROUBLES.
NORFOLK, Jan. 8.-Reliable information re-
ceived this evening from the scence of yester-
days affray, reports the negroes much excited
but no acts Of violence had been perpe rated.
The military force sent to the assistance of the
sheriff S returned. No further disturbance
is apDrehended
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MAssAOuUSETTs,


BO1 DfOWNED.
WORCESTER, Jan. 8-While party of boys
were playing on the ice along the banks of the
river in Webster, this forenoon, the ice gave
way and one of their number, named Fred.
Platte, about IA years old, was drowned.
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PARTON,
A Card.
PORTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT.

PORTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT
CHIEF Engineers Office, Jan 8, 1869.
The undersigned. in behalf OF the "Members ofthe
Portland Fire Department. tender their thanks to
Messrs NEAL Dow g. Son, for the generous Dona-
ton of cone Hundred Dollars placed in the hands
ofthe "ChiefEngneer" to be distributed to the ev-
eral Fire Companies for services rendered at the fire
which occurred at their Trnnery Dec Sd and 4th.
jas It IA ~-fe. t.rr Z F. G.. MOODY.
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Il. A. of the p. f. ID
Annual Meeting.

THE Annual Mreting of the Relief Association Of
i the Portland Fire Department Will oe beII az
the Chief Engineers Office, on WEI NfSDAH
EVENING, January, 18Th, a. " CLOCK lot u choice
Of THUS ees ami the Transaction Of other business.
j Q. TUKSBURY, Secretary.
Dec %, 1868. dc2Sdtd
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THE OuINEeN OF CANADA

MADoc, Jan. S.-Rev. VIM. Sparrow was as
saulted and stabbed by one Christie at Edo
RADIO last night. Christie has been arrested.
MARINE DISASTER.
HALIFAX, Jan. ga vessel, supposed to be
the A. r. Dunlap, from Boston for this port,
has been wrecked on the coast. All hands lost.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrix of he Will of
- DANIEL j KNIGHT, late of Port and.
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon that trust by given bonds as the
law directs: All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased are required to exhibit tbe
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
SARAH JANE d MIGHT, Exeeutrix
fortiand, Dec 30th, 1868. dc30-dlaw3ws
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Imported Goods at AuctioD,

nN MONDAY, Jan 1lth 1862 at 10 O'clock A M
" an assortment of fine imported Goods consist,
ing IN pIrt OF $50 packag of Envelopes, rs pack
ages OF Paper, large assortment OF Mems. Women
and Cbildrens Boos and Shoes, Gilt Chains steel
Pens Knives an Forks, Combs, Books. Oil Paint
ings, Picture Frames, Trimmings, Brass Rules.
Walters, Toys, Pocket cutlery, &c.
The above goods have just cleared tbe Custoyn
House, and are fine goods.
Every lot must be sold withrut reserve
j9td 20. BAILEY, Auct'r.
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VIRGINIA.
DEATH OF JOHN MINOR

DEATH OF JOHN MINOR Bolts.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Hon John M. Bolts
died at bis house in Culpepper, this morning
at o'clock.