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Skn:!l Carolina Legislature.
COLUMBIA, NOV. ~.
SEl'T'!;
The Senate met to-day at II O'Clock.

The Senate met to-day at II ocloli.
Pursuant to nollce given. MIR. Cannon in.
troduccd IL bill to alter the law in relation
to Magistrates executions and the duty Of
Shrrii> lis 10 executions in their o,licc; and
Mr. Hanna, Il bill to require all gifts Of slav-
cs 10 be in writing. They were read the
fist time.
Mr. Taylor submitted the Prcscn,mrn
Of the Grand Jury Of irr,!l;w District in
relation to the treatment ot slaves, ani re-
commenting the pil'sagc ola law more ci-
itclually to compel the owners 10 feed and
cluth3 them. which was read ana referred
to the Judiciary Conlmilicc.
Mr.. Black, from the Committee on Va
cant Oiii:c:;, reported as vAca.; the office Of
Commissioners in Equity !or Fairfield and
pi>krns District, also Register i'll Equity
inr Georgetown District
Resolutions were introduced b. MIR. El-
lcrbc, iuslruc!ins the Judiciary Goannittcc
to inquire into und report on !he cXpcdcucy
oi establishing il separate Court o! Equity
for Marlboro district; and
Mr. Moses, Il resolution ins,ructing the
same Committee to inquire into and report
on the cxpadicncy Of so altering Tic law us
to give the Attorney General and Solicitor:
Il fixed salary instead Of the fees now allow
cd by law. They were agreed 20.
MIR. Boycc presented the petition of the
Arti'lcurs FrancaS, to have their namc
changed to the Lafayette Artillery.
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The Gc.crsaos.'> HIcsH;.sc.

This is certainly one ofthc ahlcst Mcasa-
ges delivered to our Legislature for years,
and is worthy of lis distinguished author.
1t contains many useful suggestions, and is
sound throughout i'll its doctrine, at least i'll
our humble opinion. From its length we
are unable to give any of it to our readers
this week, but will cndc&vor to DO so in our
next.
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Monochromatic Painti"g.-Wc would
call the attention the public to the advcr-
tisement of Mr.. C. IL. Bean, found in Our
advertising columns. He is Oh visit to
our village for the purpose of forming q
Glass in this new and beautiful style OF
painting. From the spcci,ncn1 Of the art
and his drawings which we have seen, we
recommend him to the lovers of The most
delightful Of all accomp!ishments-draw-
ing and painting.
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Grncr::! n; ;;rmhiy correct schedule O! all
prisoners in their custody convicted Of any
offence, with the name, age anil birth place
Of each prisoners, the nature OF the o.l;.ncr,
the time of conviction, and how long the
said prisoners have been in confinement.
The resolutions were agreed to.
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The Daily Tslrgraph.-I'his is the little
of a very neat daily and tri-wcckly paper
recently established in Columbia, under
the auspices of Edward sill and John
Stubs. So far, we have been enabled to
receive news as early by the Telegraph as
by the Charleston papcrs. Terms, Tor the
daily, 5000, tri weekly, $500
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THE BANN ER.
"Wednesday. k>r". i, gss>s7.

Hogs.---Wc arc requested 10 say that a
large drove of hogs belonging to Mr.. Burns
will be in this place between the 9Th and
10th this month
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Peace RumorS.-A runor is circulating
about Washington and in the Northern pa
pers, that treaty of peace will shortly be
negotiated between Mexico and the United
States, that Mr.. Trist is on his way home
with three Mexican comm ;ssioncrs for this
purpose. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Journal of Commerce
says: "There is some reason TO believe,
according to what hear to-day, that trca-
tyis about to be made, or has been made
with some body in Mexico, which our COM
missioner, recognized as a government; or
rather should say that tho administration
cherish the belief that they will receive
q treaty Of peace with Mexico before or
soon after the commencement of the session
of ofCongress." 3
There is but little confidence to be placed
in this rumor as ii conflicts with the Latest ac-
counts we have from Mexico. Although we
regard the waras in 9 manner terminated,
we believe tina: peace is as far off as ever,
and that the Mexicans would take the field
6-morrow, had they an army and
munitions to fight with, but thanks to Ame-
rican valor they have not The proud flag
of tho magnificent sspital has been torn
from its place, and the giasious banner with
the stars and stripes elevated in its stead
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Nor Bad" Bill JONES'" said a bullying
urchin to another lad, ",he next time [
catch you alone I'll fog you like anything"
" Well" replied Bill, 81 aint often much
alone, | commonly have my legs and fists
with me-"
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NKw YoRk, THURSDAY ArrERNoeN, Dec az
The market for -four frmer, aud sales were made
to moderate extent at about l2hc yesterdays
quotations. There was very little doing in wheat
prices were firm, and small sales made at full prices
Corn continued firm, and sales made at advance
yesterdays prices Meal steady, with moderate
steady, with fair amount Of sales Provisions
continued about the same, with moderate sales There
change In groceries, and sales Of moment were
reported
ASHES There was no change in prices The market
was steady with moderate sales Of pots So and Of
pearls at ST.
BEEswAx inactive at goo
-Fiour-The sales footed up about 5000
barrels, In various small lots, including 700 Troy at
So 90 which seemed to be tn, lowest figure for that
grade OF flour previously sold at SO l2 Sales of Troy
railroad mile were made at the price barrels
Richmsnd City mills (not HsxhslD sold at 81 as 500
Brsndywine at So 70, with some small lots pure Go.
So 3ia6 go and small lots Howard street and
exhibited more frmness but buyers not disposed
to meet them freely WheaSaes of 400 bushels of Ohio
were made at l40c and 900 do Missouri via New Or
leans, were made at li7c Corn-Ths sales amounted
ed at s cents in store and lots do 80 cents de-
hvered; OOOsl2OO do old white sold at SIX
cents Sa9OO do, round yellow at IS cents delivered
and cargo OF southern yellow sold by weight at 75c
Mesl-Sales Of 200 barrels New Jersey made at
B3 ASA and $50 western do at $3lsH. Rye-A sale Of
800 bushels was made at 81 cents delivered Fye Flour
steady at 81 SO 62n Oats-Saes of 1000 bushels
southern made at Is; 5000 do river at az cents
1000 do canal at 81 cents with small sales of New Jer
sey at 47c BaIsySsles Of 1900 bushels were made on
private terms.
CorroN-There seems to be perfect pause in opera.
tions In this article buyers apparently determined to do
no business at present prices until better of the
state Of the European markets the steamer
Ing their supplies. We continue to quote.
LivKRP00L CLAssIrICArIoH
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CANDLES-No change
CorrEE-A small lot Of so bags damas ed Rio sold by
FIsH-Ssles 500 bbls. Halifax mackerel, No as were
made at about S. Isl dry cod held at So SO So
62h.
FRUIr-salss of about 1000 boxes wet dried rai.ins
sold BY auction at So so.
HEMP-No change
LEATHER-A public sale Of soete place TODAY: the
whole catalogue disposed Of at about last weeks
prices Prices at private sale In favor of buyers
and quotations very Irregular owing the varie
ty Of qualities and tannages bearing the same brand Of
inspection Much of the leather being eold was
poorly tanned and does therefore coavey correct
idea of the value Of the best qualities.
MoIAssEs--No Gales reported.
NAVAL SroREs-Sales Of 100 bbls. were made at 4Oc
cash. There was no change in otht descriptions.
OILs-LinseedA sale of some 5a20 900 gallons Anne
rcan reported sold at 5sa59c There no change
In English sale Of 1900 bbls crude sperm was made
at New Bedford private terms, supposed to be at
about 1890 There was change in selected or ship
ping whale.
PRovIsioNs-A sale Of 200 bbs old prime pork was
made on private terms Prime dull and prices no.
minx Beef-Some sales Of and prime were made
were made at 50 cts and ITO bbls old sold at OK OTIS
and 70 kegs prime do sold ct ~ cts Buter-Oyer 100
packages Ohio were sold at 10 cts (common): rood
OF this State, sold at TX q lS cents Chsese-Sales
were light; good ,was In fair demand, while inferior
RrcE-The market was stsady. We heard Of no sales
Of moment.
sveANThe article was quiet sales being limited, at
previous prices
TALLow-sales continued to be reported at about TX
ots.
WH"xnY-sales of 100 bbs State Prison were re.
ported at % OTIS.
FREIoHrs-The Jamestown engaged 1000 bbls Of -four
Tor Liverpool 1t was said, at Is The rates stood at
about Is Cd for -four AID meal I'd for grain bulk and
for cotton at Nd tho latter for square bags To
London and the Continent, we heard Of nothing new.
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In that yesr and through that from the Housstonic
road The darkest days Of the Harlem Railroad Com
pany have passed they yet lowering and at
times dark clouds appear in the horizon but they soon
pass away end under the energy OF the present
ment will room disappear altogether Whatever inland
lines Termed between this city and Boston, whether
cir lines or not, they must aivergs from the Harlem
that road forming the grand trunk leading into the
heart Of this great city
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& uS about O'clock n Bo,1wsy be,wes.
IT,. a sSs 's 81 As
be Seiy i.~sIded u 0'O''' anu rfhco ia, w
OsI-A Black Blonde Lace VEIL supposed to have been
- dropped IN Merccrst near Grand. The finder will be
hberay rewarded by returning the same to No 80 Mercer
ssti o. os SUNDAY 81 rS,:
under HI. breast answers to the name Of CARLO. Any
s% re ss
50, I. ssd .1: s:@s' with e,;n s.s.
the S"s sa saG maA "a, h. GHpoIun seldom
H 90 S .nS 81 elem; .: R
o % BE- 70 sivfp and 5eGasd Please address note to III.
which wilinest with prompt attention. d., 5t.re ''
R0AKp WANTED-Two gentlemen wish Rooms. with
limited and wbs. s hs wh:!s e s:u 1Sms
no. bs must pc reasonable note,
Enquirer d2i az RE -
WANTED INN sDIArELy.-Young. honest inreIIi.
where Eve ou.snd iahaban and in ee eyep ps
o w o easn ss o. s usS States 20 dispose Of
States la the public have decided who's. Judgment is al
.ube them furnish With ~ uud do sGq pouG &.
e the amount Of one thousand dollars for his with
ns Of bis good character from the supervisor,
Mem % ns hs sbSys %
s4sS can h 1ss "Soys AZ from hun
pend upon the location aud apne of the busne
Some men arc making at these with the work Tie
busnessi will bse manentJ year after year Apply per-
sonally or by letter postpaid to ISRAEL POST 40 Nassau
street. New York d2i ism
WANTED-A situation by young woman, as soamstrcss
w inapiivate iamily note Addressed to NJ, this or
nee, wiz be suepded TO DAG gem
Two. SAW MiLLEkS-A mode Of fee dng savs cheap
bou ter the ordinary expense suitable for cir
Gu as and up and down Also maude about one
quarter the ordinary price N. Jobbng milwok and
machinery, done moderate terms Cheap horse power for
sale Addfe. Inventor, 9s Lanrens street d2t 3t.rc
EEnALE ACADEMY, Jaroleman street, Brooklyn
Mr. Lynne RESPECTFULLY that he will give the
in OF hssries of Musical Illustrations of spesre
the above Institutions Tuesday evening Dec 28th
which occasion he has engaged the following yocsss Mrs
Ed Loder, Mise NJ l.. LEACH Mr. Arthuron the popular
tenor; ADD Mr. - L. Leach tho favoe basso with chorus
selected from the members Of the New York Musical ns
tuts CONDUCTOR Mr. Geo. Loder who will preside at the
panoiore Tickets 30 cents; to be Rad the usual places
ant ~ The Academy. Doors open at = to commerce ~
O'Clock d2i 5.m
ID AGUERREOTYPE- For SALE. THE WE'LL
known Daguerrean gallery Off W. Thompson situated
IA me Granite Building 28 Broadway. This opp1r
Tor any person To locate thsmelyes good business
rs tne PIesent proprietor has fully determined
'neoaey Fer turtle particulars apply above dss NEm
phAnCTlCAL guOKKEEPING. No. 90 Cedar street
If pnbi. -. MhhSH Accountant author Of the Science
- poup,o Entry Bookkeeping simpifed aud the Art Of
h hpuy sooS.k Improved" contnnes to teach
"o" sociooA' a. NJ, 70 aFM d7J Msr
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India Rubber Goods OF every description,
particularly Oyesho.. Of superior sIcsence
uty and be had the Good
year Rubber Waehouse 100 Broadway nearly opposite Trim
TIme-COchrap, Of ASS Greenwich street,
Head has hand choice
genemens Gold Watches from the celebrated iaco-
rvs IN London aud Paris. Also. Gold Pens Pencils Rings
than any other dealer in this town.
Baby Jumper.- The patentce, "Cssorge w.
Tule 81 Broadway Of this useful and nmu,ing invention
has, with much finished up beautiful assortment to
thing for the Holidays.
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MONEY MARK ET.
Thursday, Dec. 23-6 II. M.


Quotations for stocks have not changed much dsv
The market continues exceedingly quiet in consequence
Of the absence OF the steamer and tho operations are
confined to few of the fsncies. At the first board
to-day, Reading Railroad fell of per Farmers
Loan, NJ Norwich and Worcester advanced \ per cent;
Harlem Reading Bonds, and Long Island closed at pri
current yesterday.
Az the second board there moderate sales of
Harlem and Reading Railroad at morning prices.
The Hibernis Is now 10 her twentieth day; there is
however, no cause for apprehension to her safety
Inc Brtanns was twenty days her last passage
the Hbernis wastwsnty days her passage last
ry We have seldom much anxiety exhibited
for later intelligence from Europe.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have
declared semi-snnual dividend of i've per cent.
The Fitohburg Railroad Company have declared adj
vdend Of five cent for the past Eve months payable
on the first Of January.
The Connecticut River Railroad Company have declar-
ed four per cent dividend for thelast six months bust
ness besides having balance to carry the reserve
fund The dividend will be psid ON the 10th Of Jsnu-
airy.
The lower house Of the Legislature Of Indiana has pass
Cd bill authorizing the Auditor and State Treasurer
to borrow Of tho State Bank Of Indiana sos per
cent to meet the payment Of interest due January LIST
ls4s, on State bonds-the borrowed to be repaid
by the LIST of April, ls4s.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and ex
pendturss of the Delaware division Of the Pennsylvania
Canal, during the present year ending November 30th
1871
DELAWARE DIVISION OF THE Pennsylvania CANAL.
Receipts-Tolls collected. .$l72I9l Is
neutrality-suspicious., Repairs, Collec-
tors, Lock-keepers, SO. 24,l50 %
Surplus receipts expenditures for ls47 Sl4sO4 90
Or nearly the interest on three millions of dollars.
fronts OF is4f. .Sl4S GAO ~
annual interest on cost. 68,736 10
Surplus Fund. S79.3O2 ~
Cost OF Canal. 80. 81, 374,774
The increase of business this year over last has been
very considerable The receipts Of coal last year
amount to 1882 tons Of pig iron, 3,7937l3 pounds
Of bar ron 46s pounds the latter being chiefly rail-
road iron.
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Company, for the month of November in each of the
past two years, were annexed:-
NOVEMBER sr"'c" AS' w y:,s s,1 RAILROAD ;a
Through travel. Sc 030 $2b63 Decrease. SO, i67
Freight aud mails..... 1880 oO5l Increase. 53i
Total. $lsass sls.92o Decrease. 81 ,5s8
The aggregate receipts of this company for the first
eleven months in each Of the past two years. were as
annexed
1916, January fret to December first .$226sI3 90
lsi7, January first to December first. :. 2l3O73 90
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Boots and Shoes Jonrs Ann the me.
rcan Museum lie sells his best French CfDrcss Boot. at
~ go and first rate Boot he will sell 81 You can aiso eet
avery nice PAR for 50 &c. and his waterproof and cork
sole Boots thew be bca ~ rice quality and fur.
thormore, all goods sold by friend Jones OF No A. Ann
street, are warranted to awe entire satisfaction the purcha.
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wayA this OF gfs and good wishes when people are
often embarrassed decide in what sb,pc make presents
Is rendering real service TO the public by drecog
ategon to holiday articles which comprise the requisite
scrhsr ,refote, world attention to his stock
OF ChEden Fancy Beaver Hats These beautiful hits have
been manuiscured expressly for holiday presents They
untqqaed for novelty If form elegance Of material and the
srsic skill dsplayedi in their trimming. Selections be
made on en i,ne of patterns of which
2li BIO ilMAV.
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Died.
On Thursday morning, Dec. %, at his residence in
Dorchester, the Rev. JOHN GOLDMAN D. of Dorchester
Mass
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their Of PEN Pocket and
Knives warranted Razors and polished Steel Good nc
or the nvrnence Of their they have mad. ar
for the repag OF ell kinds Cnerv having
ged surcror workman they will be enabled 10 xscue ali
orAes m1uner hat will give satisfaction q SAUNDERS
SON 1T Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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TO tn. New York Public, and to serious

TO ths New York Public, and to serious,
solemn and .ober,ded people throughout Chrsendom The
yOHN-DONKEY, Journal OF the Present Time and for
Pastme This paper by association of john.
Donkeys who can't help it, and who being acte nth
more prompted to the deed BY the
hntory The whole world is overwhelmed with uI-eyery
body IS laughing atus This is serious evil aud requires
SERIOUS remedy We the Coumbuses IF that
remedy and claim priority in its discovery Every body who
rega sopor6c value of solemny wrapped up its variou,
articles Joke to be admitted into pagsst will
eondescend TO be funny but will every thing with
lgscoqs stupidity betting Johndonkeys write and their
ielow,donkeyst to read In insure all this every
Yankee hoOde ono drop Of which ha, been proved be
George Dexter 90 Ann street. Burgess Stinger Anns
and Broadway VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings; X. g.
Berord Co.. Astor House; Hotchkss Co. and RED ding
Co, Bolon; Peter Cooke, Albany. Il
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for III. approaching holidays be ected tom KNOWS
stock of Martin Ibea Bear. fine black Lynx and Fitch
Mus all OF which or the very finest quay. What gift
could BIO eceeptle thin Of these elegant articles
The stfcst confidence will be maintained whsie the giver
known and all articles purchased this
establishment will he del veed early hour New Years
morning, any part of the city, free OF charge.
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3r % 70 % pnr Also French and Englsh bl ck
orno ,ae Gents who Of Pants will well to
' ss % ffS BET yt;, and
"arss and yell iP! !ess'e ss s ssls
S S"n, sn and Sos ves dressing
gloves suspendeIs aud other aey aiiccs Of gentle
mems wearing apparel of every and color all which
% s G s%
article the holidays. the truth we Viii be- an ys amt
s Inspection Of the stock to which hi ~,
nancy BALL DKEssE s Fol ea&NThEMEN-Nev
to TTs pEfDS s. Of & r.
al Fancy Dresses and theatrical properties made order
ia Ksn sAGKsS
Usy handsome stock Of 0,s!eoa, and body Sacks
ysas. cTdsr low for cash "niy MY
so1. & xsSiS
nehy worked silk fronts, Oyercoa,; made the
V'HEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS CONSIST OF CLOTH
% ne 's AS sos a.a
and ansas sS rma IF
T EFT OFF CLOTH @ AND FURNITURE WANT.
= ED.Ladie. and Gentlemen having .upsruou: effect.
obtain ree the same by sending for the sub
the ns rG 81 ThS @
stairs Ladies be attended to BY MnJ Levsnsyn
- ED-Ladie' ard Gentlemen having any off super.
s I &, Of ssas
$S
S$ asf ID s sssS,
amount die i4t.m
IMPORTANT. If TRUE-wM T. JENNINGS &
co Diapers and Taors, 1911 Broaswsy, American Ho
prehp Which es on up the n% Of 81 n:s .nS
20 .ne q Their 9e meet the wants Of an
s9a
scarf, crava hdkfs gloves saspsnders &C. at reduction
& ss 1;s
.a OF ss s article of ws viii
attention Of ade. hi. :toei Cosi: a: beng
us Also long and ssuas shaW il H %h
SsaS 'iis
$500 aa ssS n: e
SST pyeSE Cleaning and Repairing s.stish%snt g
paint tSsessa without The CLOTH the .Ses.
notice and on the most re,sOnabe terms, by NOAH
price raid for gentemens left off weaving apparel d22 i2'
PAhHyIssIItAAN. I PYElNG A1LiIsHMENT-C0URT&
5 ss and ".h
in new and superior STYLE all sorts Of goods, .L
1.Dhyr wOr,.d: and wocsn yarn sewing cotton mohar
Tibet and Cashmere shaw smp. finsss cords and
asses soies and garments &c. dyed and clean
:: seS sss ssE''' Orders carefully a'affi j: and
PATIEEHST n GHTT re PEtTCHA MACHINE. BELTS
Patent Band Bell. and Shoe soe. Of which Article. hes
:S. S" and Sn s s nag
me generally are invited to call and e.amns the goods
@ Ss e IS Ts p.eh'
STEAMoHlr NOhTHEkNEa, EoR CHAbLEsFQN
% nsa, hs ,h , inst, h'I regular daya being
al IL o'clock that day All bills Of ladng signed board
81 cfieR apply
FoKNEW 0RLEANs-Loui,iana and New York Lin.
and splendid las, sailing Packet Ship oswEGo Thems
ssSs sHd For freight i S .. On
g osaa. cstys
:% s' S":so aS 1sss
HAVANA AND PHILADELPHIA PACEET-The
vail On tho of f6s .es
ssa %SsSs
oyENsT G0 sATEs AMP
Liverpool desrous of Informing the public Of the United
s % S Kingdom q fss S%
ltesnd on more favorable term. than can be obtained from
the Oldest and establishment, in the passenger trade
Liverpool The many thousand passenger, that have sailed
Liverpool d, different ports Ireland for hrt
eon .sv n Of ability to fulfil WITH
payable sd Al bill 4. 4 uE q % nG
Iaashs; s:c 81 sss%d .sS
ss address he ssa. SG Won
BE- GsS % S.S to F. h Gs sSa
IBSSsHIps foR MgIiFAx ANb tiyEkreoLNHI
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The PIumbe Gallery II the place for Pic
tuFcs; that is, II you want the best that is made.

Portable shaving Cases.--Thc most porto bio
aud the most co@ree article having every
requisite Tor gentemon toilet and travelling compa.
mon. invaluable. For sale at O. SAUNDERS N SON liz
Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street
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Fancy Paper md Paper Boxes. COrnucoplas,
motto papers, fancy for ewelry boxes
round and square boxes nests for druggists pill boxes
sosnh paper paper see. gold and silver borders. ornaments
retail at "a Maiden lane. g. Kraft Manuacturs and I'm.
= =
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Cold and Silver Watches for the HoI,davs.

beautiful and extensive Of ladies' aud gentle
mems gold and silver Watches of which Of entirely
AID original expressly or holiday pre-
sens for sale at the lowest prices by SAVAGE 92 Full
ton street Gold watches from SEQ and upwards.
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ous OF nang IN accepab present the approachrg Ho
idays requested examine the of
God Pen, snd Geld and silver and Pencil Cases for sale
Wall st, and J. y SAVAGE, % Fulton It, III Richeiieu
Gold PEN with the new pattern Of gold Just introduced
by tem be surpassed either beauty utility and
is without exception the desirable gift Of the season
new article Of adieS God Pen and Case which, together
ranging from he lowest the finest qualities they selling
reduction from the usual prices Gold pens repaired
O exchanged.
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opposite our wishing 70 appear to good
Advantage whe making their calls Christmas Dsv)
invited TO call friend the way cIamne his
Psrb assortment of shirts, Bosoms Collars Stocks Gloves
Crvats and Under Garments all Of which he offers 20 per
cent b,ow Broadway prices Remember 81 Nassau street
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The LATEST INTELLIGENCE
by LAST NIGHTS MAILS.
AFFAIRS In THE WAR QUARTER.l
TROUBLE THE CAMP.

Arrest Of Gems. Pillow and Worth.
FROM TEXAS AND The RIO GRANDE,