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NEW FIRM.

WE RESPECTFULLY DIRECT tbs ATTEN.
" ton Of Suilers and Other Retail Dealers q,
our lsrge stOsk 81 Stationery and Notions. winch
weoher &C the very lowest possible prices. As w.
We are not afflicted with high rents nor any other
heavy expense We are enabled b sell 70 fFee ms
defy conpeutCn- Try us and $50.
G. q JONES a. Co.
No s. Biosd It., betseen College and Cherry.
fah2s-iW
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IaroRrAxr EoTicE.-They ara selling
stock Of Goods a. Eastern Cost % She Bank-
rupi sale Store, No. 90 Market street, be-
tween Union aud Public Square. Il
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sUNDRIEs.

rs Kegs Soda Bbl. Bluestonep
! Cask Maccaboy Snuff l CudOear,
/" Dutch Nader 2 Bbls. Cream Tartar,
200 Lbs. best Indigo, / Birthstone,
Bbls Copperss, Flour Sulphur,
For sale low, by EWIN & PENDLETON.
LnIg.3u
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WIN. S. EAKIN & co.

ONE on BOTH OF Us 10 BE POUND on
" business at the UNION BANK, on College So.
WI. s. EAKTS,
feb22-3m SAM'L ETNKADE
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The young Ladies can Sad fan line y
Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, etc., and AZ
the old Ladies can 6nd their nice small
Figured, Purple, Mourning and seeoad
Mourning Goods, By calling without delay
81 McElweo's = Dillin's, 10 Union street.
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All the Babies, Boys and little Girls can
be fitted in q neat shoe at hcElWes Dii-
lin's, Is Union street. ~.
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FUsSEUEE.-Ths cheapest place b bay -
al Adams, surdain 4 Co.'S, 81 Brood street.
fchla-lt
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SPECIAL REQUEsT.--Au persons are invi-
ted 70 call at the Bankrupt sale Store, 30.
80 North Market street, for their Boots,
Shoe, aud Hat. We take pleasure IN
showing Goods, sale OF no sale. q
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lfAcfs
4 fnal esrlep sgot ~ eeFen aeyss, IL hieh sfafs
- ufroFf netl via ifuts. bsffies, ST. - nliles
from ~ ely n.1 ihe 9aiIe'l1 pike. an fiss1i snd
spacious 1fe 7rlel ssI1enco, sikh good on f.ald-
Lna.-a nlH r-sLsIn an-L la..In1 Aan
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REFERENCES.
OGkes.-COrner PaTk s. and Capitol Avenue,
Opposite East front o. State Capitol,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

FOR EALE.-Thst entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and the q ley
the west, running through 70 the Theatre.
Theee valuable business localities viii be sold ln
fr0uts on both streets 20 suit purcnasOrs, and we
oder them at puces which nd ces us 10 believe
thst purchasers may expect az advance Of 100 per
cent cost.
FOR sALE.-The New Theatre, corner Union
ana summer Streets, VIC offer 1t price that will
nett the purchaser 10 per cent gross per Rnnurn-
FOR sALE-The pretty Block Of Stores, 3 stories
high on summer street, corner Of Union street,
nov rented Al s. ~ this years rent viii be Ia
ken a. part payment
FOR hALE-The imitation red sandstone front
dwelling, NO. "a hureh street with gas, water,
stationary vssh-tubs, coal house &c, with an ell
% the LOT reacnins % spruce street. Possession
vii Be- gwen speedily.
FOR EALE-The fine family residence, centrally
and hutiiul situated, on the north west corner
II lsor High and Union Streets
FOR sALR-The double stately Mansion now oc-
cupied by Mai. n. c. McNsiry. east side Of Hieh
street "a house north Of Church with al the
modern appoinime u and convenience iu q To-
cslIty eminently desirable
FOR sALR.-Beau ifil suburban Lots, in various
localities.
WANTED-Two hundred acres good woodland.
HH.aa So H.. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Green Green have purchased Of Jas.
A Graham his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
and VIII close u cut 81 cost % make room
for their spring stock Of Hats and Parrish
ing Goods. AZ Co1teeT srbrrr
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f0U sAl4k-A Brick Yard, In working order on
on Ch.r ot'e pike, y miles nom Nashville, ad-
joining The lands Of VIM A. Cooper and WIN II
Eliislon, on \. W. Railroad Sufficient water 10
run he yard, two spungs aud q branch, IN an IA
acres.
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FOh sALk-Seven new. neat cottages, containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence, lots y
1a' iseiy ON broad street, near Mr. SheliOn's and
" m l. Bro MS residences. Possession gwen ia
week. Zach Sa8p
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Mans, NAILs-4OO Kegs for sale by 6.
W. Fall Il Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. jan22tf
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For good article Of watsr-Proof Cloak
ing, call on ". Freeman 4 Co, corner Of
Square and Deaderiek street.
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All the Ladies and Misses would do well
10 call Immediately and get some Of those
nice pegged and ssved Beoss and Baimo-
rails at McElwse's & Dfllins, - Union
street. ~.
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AXIS, AxEs--300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale BY g. W. Fall 4 Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square. jsn22tf
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Buy your boots and shoes At c. ". Fall
4 Cos.
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FOR sALB-Two Forwarding and Commission or
Sroceiy Stores on south Market rect Nos AZ
and ~, running through to FrGot street these
Etores are very valuable places for large busi-
ness.
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FOR sALE-A Farm Of I131l Acres, well I'M
proved. under good Fences admirably apportion-
I'd, = wells near the house. and cisteTn within
% ieet 1870 fruit trees, pears peaches. plums
cherries, apples, ounces, dansOns. Sc, 10 acres
in woods, new farm house with rooms barn.
stalde, &C situated on toe Gallatin pise, miles
nom Nashville, and within \ mile Of the IOuis.
vile and Nashville railroad. The timber upon
Tins farm, with ludicous management, might be
sold for nearly, u not quite, enough to pay for
ne hrm' winch If well known AS the William
Johnson karm."
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wISDOw GL4ss.--One hundred boxes for
ssle by Adams, surdsm Co, 81 Broad q.
fak9a A.
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A general assortment offne custom made
boots and shoes; the work warranted and
sold low, at G. ". Fall6 Cos Hardware
store
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ron sALE-Jots Nos. 81, 80 and So in College
lamnua on Cherry sLreei. Imnnlnr b Hnne 81
PnR sAIR n

ALso--Lots Nos. &C. 81 6s and 60, east side Of
college sire, {, above Medical COllegesl Of whoa
We oder on liberal terms,
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rinafe
Fs - lerfe fH
g A-i- rsme .'sis
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tOh bALE-The large, well built, and eounroo-
dious residence Of Mir. Bsnkhead, on Broad 81
corner Of McElmore, 80 feet depth OF lot.
FOR bALE-115 feet on north side OF Cedar St
corner OF Park, wlth brick dwelling, = good po,i.
ton for residences or business.
EOh hALE-A comfortable dwelling on Cav 81
81 the mouth q Gay street, with 20 feet front on
Capitol Park which can be made a pretty place.
FOR sALk-The Shelby Medical College. on
Broad street. lot les Kits eet deep, with All the
extensive BRICK ana stone buildings we'll locs-
tet Tor seminsry, hotel. OF business houses
and can be sold M part or in whole.
FOR sALk-10 Acres Of beautiful ground IL
miles south OF Nashville, with the coinfoftalae
Mansion OF toe Fx-U. $. District Attorney, the
bon. John Iumhle. Comforts 10 great album
dsnce are here centered-fuIits, shrubbery shade
trees. water, elevated grounds. sc.
foR sALE-Jots Nos. 81, 80 aud So in College
Campus on Cherry street. running to Hume St
ALSO-Lots Nos. &C. 81, 6s and 60, east side Of
College sire & above aiical College al OF whoa
We oder on liberal terms.
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WANTED-Two hundred acres good woodland
within i've miles OF Nashville
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The CRY COUNCIL AND NEGRO TEsMOSY.-It
Is generally known to our city readers that pro-
position was made in the City Council, on Thurs
day night expressive OF the views Of the member
who offered il, on the subject Of allowing negroes
20 testify in the Courts Of this State. One Of the
papers Of this city in its impression Of yesterday
taunts the members Of the City Council with Ii
nudity and cowardice. on account of its notion on
that question. We have the best Of reasons for
knowing that It's taunts are unjust; because the
members Of the Board are generally in favor Of the
proposition as individuals. But the intelligent
and rejecting members Of that body appreciated
the purposes for which they were elected. They
know that Nashville is not the State of Tennessee
and they feel they have no sort Of right repre-
sentatives Of the various wards Of this city. TO
dertake to express the feelings and sentiments of
this people, on a question which is wholly outside
oftheir functions. and 10 which they could commit
nobody.
The city authorities have already shown what
they desired to be the action Of the Legislature
upon this subject. by the manner in which they
have acted in reference TO the questions presented
by the action of Gen. Fisk some days since
There is no doubt Of the sentiments. either Of the
city authorities or of the people upon this subject
But the City Council took a correct view of their
position and duties. They were elected TO direct
and manage the municipal affiirs of the Corpora
ton. In their election they had no instructions
upon any other subject.
If the city Of Nashville is required to express
the views OF its citizens upon the policy Of admit
ting negro testimony in the Civil Courts Of the
State, let there be meeting called Of the citizens
themselves; and let them for themselves, utter
their opinions, with what business and weight
may attach TO them. This is view Of the
matter.
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The Cumberland is still rising. The Starlight
LEFT yesterday for Cincinnati, and the Na,ire for
Arkansas river. both with fine cargoes
The A. Baker arrived yesterday from Smith
land. and the Roreaa was expected from Cinein-
natl.
From yesterdays exchanges:
BERMUDA ron NAsHvnLE-captain Evins will
clear the Bermuda for Nashville at Eve o'clock this
evening from the city wharf
TEMPEST FoE NssHvILLE.-The Independent
Nashville packet Tempest. Captain Dan Parr COM
handing. arrived in port last evening. and win
positively depart for Nashville thia evening at
Eve oelock.--Losisrilte Journal
At Pittsburgh the river Is rising, with twelve
feet In ths channel last night By the Monongahola
marks. here, the river has risen ~ feet during
the twcnty-fcur hours. ending last night. There
are forty feet hence to Louisville. There are ten
feet over the Falls. and twenty-five on the shoai-
est bars along the Lower Ohio. Navigation is
suspended In the Mississippi from St. Louis to
Cairo by iee.-CssciHnafi ConmerciaL
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WATERFALLS" OF HEATHEN ORIGIN
Our lady readers may be surprised to hear
that the present styles of wearing the hair
in nets was practiced by the wild Karens in
Burmah, more than thirty years ago. In a
letter which DIR. Judson wrote thirty-four
years ago. he said: "On one Karen lady /
counted between twelve and fifteen neck
laces of all colors, sizes, and materials.
Three was the average. Brass belts above
the ankles; neat braids of black hair tied
below the knees; rings of all sorts on the
fingers; bracelets on the wrists and arms !;
long instruments of some metal, perforating
the lower part of the ear by an immense
aperture, and reaching nearly to the shout
der; fancifully constructed bags enclosing
the hair, aud suspended from the back part
Of the head, not to speak of their clothing,
constituted the fashion and the ton of the
fair Kareneses."
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Monetary and Commercial.
OFFICE OF TER UNION AND AMERICAN, /

I
SATURDAY Dec. 80.
CoTToN-The tendency Of Cotton is decidedly
upward. The offerings were light yesterday in
consequence of which, and because of private ad-
vices, holders were wary, and buyers rather eager
at4l to 42. For strictly extra lots sellers obtain
cd from 427l to 4S.
Private kilograms from New York. yesterday
quoted middling at 50 to 81 with an active market
and heavy receipts.
GRocERIEs.-The trade in groceries yesterday
was quiet but satisfactory to ar merchants. There
are no large transactions to note and little or
change in our quotations. Tn, principal trade has
been local, owing to break in one of the princi-
pal Railroads leading South.
CoFFEE-The stock in market is ample, ut our
previous quotations.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUP.-The stock in market is
good, with very limited demand at former quota
tons.
SesAB.-We note a quiet market. limited trans
actions and no change in former quotations.
NAILs.-The receipts have increased on account
probably Of the reduction Of freights. Hence
slight decline in prices. We quote ten pennies at
$s.s5, with Is cents additional for each smaller
size.
FLoUR,-In the East the market has advanced
but large stock on hand here has prevented any
material variation in this market. The market is
stiff, and yesterday neither side made any quota
BILE concessions.
BACON AND LARp.-The market very quiet. But
little new bacon offering, and demand light. Our
quotations nominal.
Some new lard was offered and there seemed to
be q disposition to take hold at 22923 and in
kegs at 2i@25.
LIoUoRs.-During the week there has been
very heavy demand in this line; but the stocks
were ample, and we have no material alteration
TO make in our previous quotations.
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EFFECT OF kINDNEss.-The Memphis
Bulletin, abiding 10 the liberal overtures
made to the South and the Confederate
troops in the closing hours of the war, SAYS
I've happen to know that such was the
effect upon Southern soldiers, of Sherman's,
Grants, Lincoln's and Johnson's liberality
to the South, in their proposed terms Of adj
justment, that three Brigadlers, with Colo
nels and subordinate officers Of Forests
command, proposed to join Juarez with two
thousand men, and aid in the expulsion Of
the French.
The plan was not contaminated, simply
because Juarez's representative in Southern
city had no money, and Forests men and
officers were penniless. These facts are Of
our own knowledge"
There are politicians at the North, who
are seeking to control public affairs, who
deem it proper now, however, 10 disregard
the suggestions of craftsmanship, and the
lessons Of experience of which the above is
one, and to treat with contempt honorable
commitments which attended the surrender
IN order TO institute a harsh, bloody, and
revengeful policy towards the South.
Whether they would not promote the pros
perity and strength Of the country by con-
trary course, Is an inquiry that they do not
allow TO come between them and their pas
sions. We hope their constituents win be
wiser than they ickToad Sentinel.
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HEADING orr LAWYER. - Rnfns
Choate in an important assault and battery
case, had Dick Barton, chief mate of the
clipper ship Challenge, on the stand, and
badgered him SO for about an hour that at
last Dick got his salt water up, and hauled
by the wind to bring tho keen Boston lawyer
under his batteries.
At the beginning Of his testimony Dick
had said the night was Ozark as the devil.
and raining like seven bells"
Suddenly Mr.. Choate asked hira-
Was there a moon that night?D
"Yes. sir"
All, yes a moon
Yes, full moon."
"Did you see itI"
"Not a mite.n
Then how do you know there was
moon?"
Nautical Almanac said So and Phi he
heve that sooner than any lawyer in the
world"
"what was the principal luminary that
night siri"
''BiaHaese ldnp aboard the Challenge"
All, you are growing sharp, Mr.. Bar
ton"
"what in blazes have you been grinding
me this hour for-to make me dullY'
BE civil, sir. And now tell me in what
latitude and longitude you crossed the equa-
torp'
Sho! You are joking"
No, SIR ! i am in earnest, and demand
you 60 answer me.
81 shant."
All, you refuse, do you.p
Yes-I can't.S
Indeedl You are chief mate Of a clip-
per ship, and unable 20 answer 50 simple a
question ?"
Yes; tbs the simplest question / ever had
asked me. Why, thought every fool Of
lawyer knew there amt no latiuds on the
equator"
That shot floored Rufus Cboate
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CANDIDATES.
For Circuit Court Clerk.

For Circuit Court Clerk.
HAvINs been solicited by large number Of old
friends, VIII. l.. Foster has consented to an
nouncc his name as a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of Davidson county. at the ensuing March
election.
We are authorized to announce the name of
David &. Love as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson
county. at the ensuing March election.
For Comfy Court Clerk.
election Second term,) to the Office of Clerk of
the County Court of Davidson County, at the
ensuing March election. dec17dtd
We are authorized TO announce the namyo
VIM. y. Cheatham a candidate for the Office
of County Court Clerk Of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce w. G. Ewin
as a candidate for County Court Clerk of Davidson
county. at the ensuing March election. dec4-te.
We sre authorized to announce Thomas c.
Crunk as q candidate for County Court Clerk at
the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce wriley w.
Philips as a candidate for County Court Clerk.
at the ensuing election. dcc4-te
WE are authorized to announce w. G. Hall as
a candidate for County Court Clerk. at the ensu-
ing election. decl-te
For Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorised to announce Charles e.
Diggens as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
of Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton. dec4-te.
For County Trustee.
We are authorized to announce Phineas Gar
rett as . candidate for County Trustee at tho en-
suing March election ~ decl-te.
Shute. Of the Fourteenth Civil District, as q
Candidate for County Trustee of Davidson County
at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce r. w. BaIlcw
as candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Captain John
Wilson, as a candidate for reelection to the Of
fee Of County Trustee at the ensuing March cleo
ton.
For sheriff
VIZ are authorized to announce A. G. Hagey,
as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at
the ensuing March election. r
+ We are authorised to announce Robert +.
Catties, candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
county at the next March election. deci-te.
We are authorized to announce Koscfusko
Branch As a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election. deci-te.
We are authorized to announce w. 6. Shaw.
as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election. dec4-te.
wEars authorised 10 announce VIM. Wilson
As candidate for Sheriff at the spsdins election
deci-td
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph


81 E9 CINCINNATI. Dec. 80. r
FLouR-Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN.-Wheat quiet; prime old 81 95@2OO and
new red 81 75 Corn quiet; shelled 60c, ear SIC.
Oats dull; prices declined to 3sl4@Soc in Elevator.
Rye quiet. at 75c for prime.
HoGs-Active and prices advanced to 12@121lzzc,
and l214 seems to be the outside rate offered by
packers. About 1000 head sold at 12912H. Re-
ceipts. $500 head.
PRovIsioss.-Mcss pork in large demand at
a@S0c, according to brand; Bulk meats 1211, Isl
@171l. Green meats 10. 1907 for shoulders sides
and hams. Lard declined to os. and rather dull
CoTToS-Mddling l7Sis.
GRocERrEs-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Dull. and prices irregular; 1t is offer
cd at s. zs@2 a5@226 in bond.
GcLD-144l<.
Weather clear. Thermometer 30.
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OMISors ron THE FARMERS. - Tho
Woodstock (Wisconsin) Sentinel saws con-
siderable excitement exists in Nunda. rela-
tive 10 cattle disease that has broken out
among the stock owned by Mr.. John p.
beardsley. Two yearling calves Of his. at
different times during the past week, have
been seized with spaSns and fits. and died
within tweniy-four hours. The disease APP
pears infectious.
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L O @ A L N e w 3.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. DR.. HOWELL Pastor of the First
Baptist Church, expects to Preach his XXXIXth
annual sermon which is his 18th in this city. this
morning at II O'Clock.
Religions Notice.-There will be Services in
the Basement Story Of the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. on Summer street, to-day
at II o'clock A. NJ. and 81 o'clock P. NJ by Rev.
DIR. A. J. Baird.
Sabbath School nj 90 clock A. NJ
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MAYOR,s OFFICE.

NASHVILLE. Tennessee. December g. 1856.
All applicants for position upon the NIGHT
POLICE for the ensuing twelve months. are re-
quested to leave their names at the Mayors Office
prior to the FOURTH OF JANUARY NEXT.
giving their residence and references.
None but those of unquestioned morality and
good standing need apply.
R. 3. CHEATHAM,
A. D. CREIGHTON, }
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W. MATT Brown, Mayor.
dec2S-td G

Grand Tableaux and Concert.-The
Ladies composing the congregation Of the Second
Cumberland Church, (Rcv. DIR. Goodlett. Pastor.)
wishing to render some assistance in paying the
debts of the Church have decided TO have series
of GRAND TABLEAUX AND VOCAL CON-
CERTS this evening and tomorrow evening.
Thursday and Friday.) at the Church, on the cor
ner of Elm and Summer streets, South Nashville.
We would advise everybody to go, as it is q
praiseworthy object, and we can assure them that
they will be highly pleased with the entertain
ment. Admission, FIFTY CENTS.
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GREAT ExcIrEMEST.-At T. M. Hobbs Co., GA
North College street, 8 doors below the Square,
Christmas, New Years presents, albums, watches,
clocks pictures, plated ware, jewelry, ETC., to be
bought at one-half of which it can be bought a,
any other retail place in the city. All goods war
raBted as specified on the certificate; fnot so,
article returned and money refunded.
Lady clerks in attendance. rdec 23-d7tw1t
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Hurrah for Christma.l-

Hurrah for Christmas !--LAGER BEER
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS THE well known firm,
Steifel & Pfeifer, intend to sell Lager Beer, for
SO per barrel and S. per half barrel, to all con-
sumers. in order to give opportunity to all dis
cipies of the great King Gambrinus. to dispatch
the noble stuff of barley at Five Cents per Glass
As during the holidays there is taken little more,
as usual Of all good things the willingness of said
firm to give cheap recreation to all thirsty souls
ought to be acknowledged. dec2S-St