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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24
NE WPORT NEWS.

Coal. BOATS SUEx.-Two coal.boats were
sunk In the Licking yesterday afternoon but we
were unable to ascel tain to whom they belonged or
the cause Of the accident.
FAMILY JAR.-A man and wife, named Nc.
Danold were fined S. each yesterday for indulgng In
a small family quarrel.
CHRIsTNAs PAsTIMEs. - "0ur Own Social
Cub" will meet at Odd Tellows' Hall, on Monday
evening uext spend the night In happy social in
tercOur SO and the dance.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

CIRcUIT CoUar-FIFTH DAY.--Patrick Don
ohue, for stealing pistol was sentenced to the PEN
itsntiary for two year.. Balser Nooh for grand lar
Wilson Taylor, tnegro) for stabbng with intept to
kill, sentenced to the psntentiary for one year.
GRAND JURY.-Tw0 indictments we're re-
turned against Joseph b. Ashford for attempting to
pass bill on broken bank, which, by the laws OF
the State, 10 misdemeanVr. Sohn Gabriel, charged
with being an accessory to the robbery Of Mrs
Boyle's Grocery, was hsnOrably discharged.
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Mysterious DIsAPPRARANoE.-Ama man named
Peter Dunn, left his homo in Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, on Friday Of last week, with the in.
tention Of coming to this city for the purpose
of procuring the privilege to toll. When last
seen he was on the river road, near Sedams-
vile, very much inebriated, and since that
time no trace of him whatever has been dis
covered. His wife was in the city yesterday
very much distressed at his long continued
absence and silence, and extremely desirous of
receiving some information as 10 his wherea-
bouts.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL OF THE PILaRIM MIS-
SION SUNDAY SoHooL.-The officers, teachers
and pupils Of tho Pilgrim Mission Sunday
School hold their Christmas festival In their
school. house on the corner Of With and Lock
strest, this morning at ten o'closk. Rev.
Kingiton Goddard viii deliver an address,
while the music will be under the direction Of
Professor Charles schoppslrsl. The school
ID quite large and In Q aourishing condition,
numbering two hundred and twenty-five
pupils, and thirty officers and teachers. The
exercises this morning will doubtless bs quite
interesting, and ell who are friendly to the
school are invited to attend.
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River News.

LoUIsvILLR, December 23.-The river is
falling rapidly, with I feet 9 inches water In the
canati feet inches on the falls. Weather cloudy,
the river but not much obstruction to navigation.
ST. LOUIS, December 23-P. M River
fallen " ches-ice heavier--sno wing hard Pessen-
gors on the railroad terminating ut East St. Louis
walk half way across on ice and ferry the balance.
feared the Express can not 90! freight
in crossing ihis morning The river will probably
gorge TONIGHT, Il
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PooKET PIoKINe.-A man named John Regan
b ad his pocket picked Of twenty five dollars,
night before last, on Fourth street, while on
hia way homo from visit to the panorama Of
the Arctic Regions, now on exhibition at Smith &
Nixon's Hall. A woman whose name we
could not learn had her pocket picked of q
porte. .monnaie, containing sixteen dollars, yes
terday morning, at the Fifth. street market.
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BURGLARY ON CLINTON. N.sTRERT.-A house on
Clinton street, near Cutter, occupied by man
named VIM. Seanor, was entered night before
last and robbed of money, wearing apparel and
other articles, to the amount Of fifty or sixty
dollars. The entrance was effected by means
of false keys, q method much more popular
just now than the older one Of force. The
inmates were not aware that they had had
nocturnal visitors until the morning made
them at once aware Of their losses and the
fact |
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GIFT Books FOR THE HoLIpAYs.-A. A..
Kelly, No. 20 West Fourth street, has on hands
large assortment of books, Of all desorip-
tions, suitable for the holidays, which he pro
poses to sell at the usual retail price, and at
the same time accompany each book with a
splendid gift, worth from so cents to 500.
Among his stock of the latter will bs found
gold and silver watches, and great variety
Of desirable jewelry of the best quality.
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CHRIsTMAs.-As Christmas falls on to.
morrow Sunday, Monday will be generally
observed by the bankers, merchants and
others. We Of the PENNY PRESS, who do not
expect rest because we have learned not to feel
fatigue, shall observe no day, but continue
our lsbors as usual.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

TsRpsIcHoREAs.-The party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Shank, last night, ct tho Concert
Hall Of the Opera-house, was, In every respect,
fine AFFAIR, and passed of admirably. The
music was excellent, the company large and
social, and enjoyment seemed to reign alone
sole queen Of the evening.
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Monetary ana Commercial,

The Banking quarter was more quiet yes
terday than it had been any previous day Of the
week: but still the movement in Money was active
numerous preparations being mado to meet the in.
dsbtedness of to-day, when the Paper of Thursday
and III onday also natures. The payments will, con.
sequently, be heavy but there Ia doubt all iabili
ties of parties In good standing will be llauidSted.
Eastern Exchange was very firm yesterday at A@
3Oc buying and " premium selling rate; the damanl
being mucn in excess Of the supply that the Bank
did not to draw for any but their customers
large quantity Of bank are being returned
various points for Exchange, but even with this
oessSys nothing
fd ssoar s purchased country
cousin 1t lS@iX disconnt. "
On MONDAY, which IL to be observed as Christmas
by all the Bankers business in Thirdsereet will be
In Flour. Yesterday, there was no change Of con.
sequence, and for Whisky the demand was good
price aud condition Of the market. Provisions were
quiet, and mess Pork sold at Hc. per bri. below the
price asked: Hogs were dull and prices easier not.
only ,l8Dl cad.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles dur.
ing the twenty.four hours ending yesterday noon,
were:
Corn, i7Ss bushels Wheat, 52o bushels Oats, iSot
DuBu0lby DdTloy, OOc uoouS fOrK
and Hacon, 2s6 brls; l22l25 lbs. Sugar, 1888 hhds;
Molasses, 3ss bts. Coffee IS bags; Apples, 81 brls
Butter, 70 kegs; Cheese, 642 boxes; Potatoes, 43i
barrels.
ExPoRrs-Flour, 1,li5 brls; Whisky, 2476 brls.,
prk and Bacon, hhds. 1856 tierces; is boxes; 57S
$40 baSs; pples, 6 brs; Buttef 2l2 kegs; Cheese
3,970 boxes; Potatoes, 40 brls.; at, 6Sa brls.
Thursdays New York Tribune says OF Wednesdays
financial affairs:
There is mora activity In some quarters 70 day In
and lome Of the bankers had Large amounts to lend.
Gall Loans are cent on fayorits collatsras.
Paper Brokers have had Loans called, which has
forced some Paper on the market. The steamer, to.
steamer on Saturday, the Vanderbilt steamers hay-
ing been Withdrawn for tho winter.
The market for Foreign Bills closed heavy. Lend.
ing Sterling sold at l09x, and good Bills at l09SD
loyx. Francs were very abundant and heavy Of $40
@6.l74:
The New orleans Bank statement compares as fol-
Iowa with the mr., yiOue week:
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FINE OIL PAINTINGS TO 30 DIspossp OF BY
RAFFLISG.-Mr. Beard, the we'll l.known artist
Of this oity, has large collee'i-a Of his paint
ings, some Of which are in his best style, now
on exhibition at Wiswell's, and hs intends to
dispose Of them on the S1st inst, by rafae.
An opportunity is here Afforded for any who
may desire to try their fortune in this way ;
and those whom the tickle goddess favors will
not fail 10 embrace IT,
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ALLEGED PETTY LARoRNY.-A woman named
Mary Foley was arrested, yesterday, by Officer
Cook, upon charge Of stealing twenty -four
yards Of mouslin delaine, which was found
upon her person, from dry goods store on
Fifth-street. She was committed to the
Ninth-street Station-houss, and will have a
hearing this morning before Judge Lowe.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

Bor BADLY SoALDED.-A boy, whose name
we were unable to learn, engaged in some
capacity at the Enquirer Office, had his face,
breast, neck and arms severely scalded yester-
day morning, by an escape of steam from some
pipes in the engine-room Of that establish.
mout.
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LAW REPORT.


Nancy Hsilman VS.. Conkling 4 Ruffner. A
lengthened opinion delivered by Judge Osrter In
this an action OF ejectment, In which he held that
deed executed and acknowledged separately BY
husband and wife was not badlDg on the latter.
Judgment for plaintiff for one undivided half OF the
property.
OaIaisAL BUSINESS. -Jamss Butler appeared on
trial TO answer o charge of assault with intent to
commit rape on Emma L. Delong.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

GS- Sprague & Co., south east corner Of
Fourth and Vine, has bountiful supply Of Gents
and Bows Clothing in store, which can not tail to
give satisfaction to those who purchase from them.
They also have q fine lot Of Cloths. to which they
invite the attention Of citizens feeling assured
they will render entire satisfaction.
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JEwELRY.-There continues to be q crowd
at No. 102 West Fourth, opposite the Post
Office, selecting articles from the fine stock
suitable for presents. By reading the adver-
tissment on the fourth page, some idea can be
formed Of the stock.
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PIks,a Pealr Expre.a. ) y.

ST.. Louis, December 2S.-The Pixies Peak
dust. Advioss from Denver Oity are. % the llth.
Both brapches of the Provincial lgislatnrs had ad
ernmsnt Of Js6sison territory An extra session 10
to assemble the sd Of January. Elections to be
held IN all the counties on the rst Monday In Janu
sanization under the new order Of thing.
Utah adyices up 70 the lot Inst are also received.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

@s- DRESSED DoLLs.-The largest assort-
ment of Dolls, and the most tastefally dressed, too,
are to be found at Greenes, corner Of Smith and
Ffhstreets. Everything else in the Toy line also,
can be had there we'll as the most suitable of all
holiday presents, the Old Dominion Coffee-pot.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24
~ Opera and Bridal Fans,
Pearl Stick, white Silk, plain;

g@ Opera and Bridal Fans,
Pearl Stick, white Silk, plain;
Pearl Stick, white Silk embroidered;
Pearl Stick, white Silk silvered;
FHf Pearl Stick. Parchment Painted
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white. red blue and pink Silk;
Ivory Stick Silvered, spangled, embroidered Silk
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, Silk
sandal.wood Stick, broad Silk, all colors;
Hair Pins, blue and gold, coral and gold;
Head Dresses blue and gold, coral and gold;
Card Gases, plain and carved pearl shell
Porte.monnaies with chain, leather, silver velvet
Stereoscopes and Views;
Steel Bracelets and Brooches;
Steel Buckles and Slides;
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
DRESS CARRIERS,
Just received, line Of elegant Elastics;
With Bows, Rosettes and In Embroidery;
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson Silk;
Drab, Lavender, Green and aw.colored SILK;
Silk, Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread.
Ia Ladies' Dress eau fait without beautiful
Gartersl JOHN D. PARK,
N. n. corner of Fourth and Walnut-streets
del6dF
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24
SUPERIOR COURT.

Bagley Il Sergeant, vs.. Lightfoot. The facts
q thi, case were stated in former report. Judge
YERp,cr.~In the case Of g. NJ Hiblsr Va. JR
Whaley, the jury returned special verdict finding
that the amount lost By B. h. Hibler, tue son OF
$500 OF that money belonged to the plain.
tir-and that the balance wss the proceeds Of sales
Of cattle purchased by b. u. Hibler, the plaintiff
being his security.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is declining here and considsra-
b: ss assn gss h' vS sy S
lending " fairly active Frsiahts tending downward.
port prepared for this issue.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS. = Jacob Strader. Louisville; Jesse X
Bell, New Orleans; Courier, Wheeling; Magnolia
Maysyilie; Boston, Big Sandy; Forest Queen, Mail
SOM Dunleith and Virginia Home Neville.
DEpAnrUREs. Jacob Strader, Louisville; Forest
Queen, Madison; Messenger, Memphis; Magnolia
Maysyille; Dunleith and Virginia Home, Neville
Courier, Dock
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CHRISTMAS HArs.--we call attention to tho
fact that d. R. Alley, No. Al Broadway, Is
making fashionable dress hats, which, for
style and exquisite finish, defy competition
If in want Of covering for the "dome Of
thought" 90 to Alleys and get one of his hats.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

Mans NOSE BITTEN OFF BY A HoRsR.-A
man named John Holsbergsr, who Is engaged
at livery stable on Hammond street, had
his nose bitten Of, a day or two ago, by o
horse, which he was engaged in cleaning.
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MORE OF THE SAME SoRT.-Another large
lot OF hne oysters was received at Robert
Orrs, No. ii West Fifth street, yesterday.
Mr.. o. informs ue that he expects similar ar
rivals daily during the holidays.
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To FAMILIEs.-To-day will be received at
Peter Cavagna's, Fifth-strest, east Of Walnut,
more Of those mammoth oysters, put up ex-
pressly to his order for families and restau-
rants. Send in your orders early.
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lS- For an elegant Hat 90 to HILBERT &
Brother, No. 2lo West Fifth-street. BE is prepared
to furnish the public with superior Hats at cheap
rates. II you would present friend with Hat, 60
to HILBERT & Brother. F..
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THE PRES S.
sATURDAY,...~...... ....... .DRCRMBRR "a
OITY N E w g.
D-See auction sales on fourth page.

FANCY Day GooDs.--A fne array Of goods,
suitable for Christmas presents, Is offered at
Dsland, Cossage 4 ouylsr's, No. "a West
Fourth-street.
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UNPAID LRrrRRs.-The following is List Of
letters detained for non.paymsnt Of postage at
the Postofiice, in this city, December 20:
N. Barlow, Esq, Midway, Ky.
II. N. Smith, Danyille, Ind,
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ExEGETIoAL.--Ths soiree dansants of the
Marseillss Dancing Club will take place on
Monday evening, January 2, instead of next
Monday, as We inadvertently stated yester-
dav
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

DISTRIBUTION or CAsIsTERs. - Remember
that Pendery & Co., northwest corner Of
Walnut and Fifth-streets, have 1000 tea CAN
listers, which they are distributing to their
patrons.
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~ For Christmas CONNECTIONS 70 to N.
Morris, 264 Race.street. He has on hand
large supply Of delicious sweet meats, and is
prepared to supply private and public parties.
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@T Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
uer Of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannaford's
drug. store. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty CO. Is. Warranted to please.
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Nr Photographs for Christmas can be
had at Dewey Co.'s, No. lie West Fifth.street, in
gilt frameS for ST. Go and get one, everybody, and
take your friends with you.
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Ns- Hsndley, No. 262 Fifth-strest, near
Western.row, Is furnishing fine Hats ct 81. Remem.
ber this, and buy one to present to your friend
They can not fail to please.
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GSrFor Christmas Presents 90 to Albert
Rosss, south corner of street and West
srn-row.
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Gs- A nice Picture at the Broadway Gal
ley Superior Pictures in natural colors for Christ
mas
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From Pittsburg,

PITrsBuRe, December PA monster can
Fort Pitt Foundry, under tho superintsndcnce OF
Lieutenant Rodman, with complete success. II
weighs over thirty.hve TINS, apd 10 called the
Floyd" The metal was frVm Bloomfield Furnace
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24

Gs- At 9h O'Clock A. M. this morning j.
Graf Co. SELL at store No. Is East Fourth street,
large lot Of superior and fashionable Furniture.
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NS- Pictures for Ten Cents can be had at
Crouchs Gallery, No. 6s West Fourth. street. Every
person Ia invited to call and see for themselves.
lde24awl
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GS Mince-meat for your Christmas mince-
pies venlson, beef.tongue aud beef mince meats.
You can rely on John Hunt for choice article.
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) Stesmboat I'm the Ice,

Bf Louis, Decembsr 28.-The steamer
iilas above here having en- board sixty.sght psy,.
song without provlsons. The ics prevents oommuni'
cation with the shore. .Efforts are being made 70
prevent them from Wing,
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Fire at Augusta .

AUGUSTA, Gas, December 23.--LutAer Rolls
carriage establishment was set fire and destroyed
last night. The property Was insured by the South
ern Mutual Company. Several buggies, but none OF
the carriages, were burnt.
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1S- Christmas Gifts at less than Eastern
prices at Elias's, B West -Four, h-street.
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u.s. For fashionable Clothing go to Friel
q Mcclure, No. 256 Walnut.strest Their stock con.
sists of every quality # Cloths, Cassimerss, Vest.
iDss, &C., to which they invite the attention of every
ono In want OF good suit Of clothes. Drop In and
SEQ them. L-.T.3s'i
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gs- Fine R. R. Watches at Elias's, l6
West Fourth .atreat
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Cibson AdmitI,d to Bail

CoLuEBus, December 2S--w. II Gibson was
this morning admitted to bail In the sum Of ei00O,
to appear before The Court on January 8s 1885, when
the motion for anew viii DO argued. a--.at
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B- Great assortment of Plated Ware at
Elias's, l6 West Fourth street.
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JET Holiday Importations at Elias's, 18
West Tourth.street.
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Gsr Pure Silver Spoons and Forks, al
Elias's l6 West Fourth street.
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~ Christmas Pictures at the Broadway
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1s> Holiday Jewelry at EIias's, 18 West
Fourth.street.
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NsFine Jewelry, cheap for cash, at Elias's,
Is West Fourth. street.
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NS-Get your Watches and Clocks repaired
at Elias's l6 West Fourth street.
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he New orleans Bank statement compares as fol-
n with the mr., yious week:

Our New Orleans exchanges Of Sunday say Money
was 20 active ON the previous Saturday that the
Banks rejected surplus onerngs. The Paper maturing
promptly met. Prime Paper ruled at 7x@s, and
second-class at e@lo per cent. The bu.iness In Ex
cent Francs ~ per dollar; Sight on New York
H@A discount and sixty days 2@2& discount.
In Ut. Louis. Eastern Exchange 10 mostly sold at
per cent. premium. The State 1ayings and some
other Institutions there draw at y for baAkabls
funds, and Per cent. for curi shcy. M. T.
sscaas % y s:l o' z So sSt;,s'1 Il
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~ Gall at the Broadway Gallery, every
body.
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~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewslry, Nos. Al and 2n westsrn.row,
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FOR SALE.

ANOR RENT-ROOMS-Two or four rooms
~. L for rent; Apply at 3iS Eifthstreet, between
smith aud John. de24bs
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HOME INTEREST.


HOME INTEREST.
~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewslry, Nos. Al and 2n westsrn.row,
1 Call at the Broadway Gallery, every.
body.
~ Christmas Pictures at the Broadway
Gallery.
1s- Holiday Importations at Elias's, I8
West Fourth.street.
1sr Holiday Jewelry at EIias's, Is West
Fourth.street.
NS- Christmas Gifts at less than Eastern
prices at Elias's, Is West -Four, h street.
----S-
@-Fine Jewelry, cheap for cash, at Elias's,
Is West Fourth.strest.
GS- Pure Silver Spoons and Forks, at
Eliass, l6 West Fourth street.
N3- Great assortment of Plated Ware at
Eliass, l6 West Fourth street.
Ns- Fine R. R. Watches at Elias's, l6
West Fourth street
NS-Get your Watches and Clocks repaired
at Elias's, l6 West Fourth street.
->--
JET A nice Picture at the Broadway Gal
ery. Superior Pictures in natural colors for Christ
mas.
N4-For Christmas Presents 60 to Albert
Rosss corner Of Eighth. street and West
srn-row.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-11
FROu WASuHuNGrOH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. 1859 -The scheme of
retrenchments proposed by the Southern
Democratic caucus, cutting down the army
and navy expenditures, the coast survey,
mail service, printing and binding. l. likely
to meet with favor on all sides of the House
All the Pennsylvania Democrats except Mr..
ellis Who is sick. attended their own special
Anti-Free Trade caucus. They r,fus d TO
attend the other caucus, on the ground that
IL was not Democratic, but Free Trad
meeting. They do uot consider the Tariff a
party qnesti They passed resolutions
against a National debt and approving the
Tariff views OF the President Mr. Buchanan
Is urging them to psrsevere in opposition TO
the regular caucus. lie is opposing not only
his own Administration. but his party.
The Union has significant article on the
tariff, saying there il 40 principle of Demo
cratic policy more absolutely settled, than
that the tariff should liz - arraagrd as TO
pr,duce Sufficient revenue to detray ths cN-
penses of ths General Government. This uf
course. i a direct blow a. Free trade he
taioa also explicitly attributes the CONNER
eiai collapse OF last year Ia eXc s~ive imp.,gta-
tons, thereby din, ring from the Presld 81,
who attributed u to- thr tanks. The IHasaa
intimates that ii Is too late 40 duce expen-
ditnres. aud sass there must b.. eth, hisisi
tarif or an Increased natioaai debt.-A. y.
1is5aAe.