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To COnsumPSiVes.-TkS AdVsi User. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by q
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lURs affection. and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious TO make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will sand copy Of the
prescription used. free Of charged. with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same. which
they will ana q SURE CUEE FOR CJSsUNPTToS.
AsTBNA, BROSoBfTTs, Sc. Tie only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which be eoneeives 70 be invaluable and hopes
every sufferer will trJ this remedy, as it viii cost
them nothing, aud may prove q blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York
Oct23-ly
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TILE CITY.
20 A.lrertisemea 8.

We call attention TO the following sdver-
tisements, which appear in this mornings
paper for the first time The reader il
referred 10 them in another column;
a. Hamilton, Ne. % South College ST.,
offers 70 rent for next year store houses
Nos. and Broad street.
VIM. Gamble & Co, 26 Cherry street,
announce select catalogue Of books for
Christmas presents.
An assignee's sale Of dry goods, hats aud
caps--in store at No. 3 Public Square
be commenced to day by L. Bamberger.
Robt Mackenzie, corner Crawford and
Summer streets, offers for rent eight stalls
In 9 good comfortable stable.
The City Council, through james Sloan,
chairman workhouse committee, adyertisea
for sealed proposals to furnish meat u the
workhouse inmates for next year.
W. j. Parkes & Co, corner Church and
Summer, advertise Christmas gifts" fire
works and fancies in great variety.
In our special column, Arlington q Far
rar, agents, advertise to sell the Buchanan
Farm, half mile from BaveFgne, on the
n. and G. r. R., atll O'Clock tomorrow.
The steamer NashTille, Capt Wiley
Simms, leaves tomorrow at IL O'Clock for
Cairo and Memphis.
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THE Emperor of Brazil has appointed a
BOARD Of Health" to investigate and de-
eide what proprietary remedies should be
admitted into the country and what ex-
cIuded. After some months session they
have reported condemning them all except
DR.. ]. {. Aver & Co.'s preparations. Three
of those they recommend the Empe-
ror to admit for the benefit of aha
public health, while they hold the
fourth, Cherry Rectoral, under advise
ment for further information respecting one
of its ingredients-morphine, which, while
so extensively employed and so highly es-
termed as 4 remedy in this country, is
scarcely known in that OF all the other
medicines before them, the Imperial com
mission say, no one Of them merits any ia
vor whatever, Oh protection from this Coy
eminent, as they contain nothing new nor
any specific virtues not fully known and
used by our own physicians. The Imperial
government has accordingly prohibited
them all from admission through the Gus
tom house, except the remedies of our dis
tinguished cOuntrymen above mentioned
a discrimination by their learned men,
very like that to which experience has led
the American people.-BOston Herdld.
dec12-dw1W
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Dee. lS.-The cotton market was
active and buoyant to-day. an advance Of 4 Of
3 penny per POand was asked and obtained By
holders. The sales amounted to 20,NO0 bales on
the basis Of l454 pence for middling uplaRds.
Breadstufs market is unchanged: western
mixed American corn sold to-day at SIS per
quarter The provision market is without 81
ITERATION in rates.
MANCHESTER, Dec. ls.-The market for goods
and yarns, sympathizing with the advance in
cotton at Liverpool. is frmer and prices are a
tribe higher.
LOyD0N, Dee, 1S-afternOan.-The money mar
ket is easy C9nsuls closed at S9l4 for money.
American securities steady.
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W. r. N. co.
Have alss Just opened q ease Of

Have ai3e Just opened ease ul
ENGLISH BIBLES. in elegant hindinEa
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS. IN Ivory
and Morocco;
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS. In ivory and
Morocco;
LARaE-PRINT TESTAMENTS:
PHOTOGRAPH ALBI Ms. new styles;
STRREOSCOPES. with new Freneh. spanish.
ssisss. German. Scotch. English and American
Views. very beautiful
PRAEG's AMERICAN PICTURES. neE and
beautiful;
WRITING DESKS. Rosewood and Leather.
the most beautiful assortment We have ever had;
eHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. froin
aRIMM'S ILLUSTRATED STORIES 10 COCK
ROBIN. dsci6-d
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GREAT bargains in dry goods, at
CAMERON, GRIER a Go.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road yesterday lost the shipping of twelve
carloads Of stock, because they refused to
take the drivers free of charge. The own
ers of the stock shipped by the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, which gave them
through transportation to their destination
in Northern Georgia.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case Of the
State vs.. Philip Antoni and Chas Moore,
charged with the murder Of policeman
Kennedy, a jury was obtained yesterday
about eleven o'clock, aher three DAYS and
a half had been exhausted. The examins-
tiun OF witnesses commenced Immediately,
and some six or seven testified yesterday
afternoon. We understand that there ar,
q large number to give evidence in The
case. and very likely the entire week may
he consumed in the hearing Of witne~se'
alone.
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Chotee GrOeeries al Totaen's-A

Choice Groceries at Totlea's.-Arrived
at last, the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods. which he is selling very
low for cash. at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits. green peas, corn. egg Plumbs green
cages, shaker preserves guava jelly. calves feet
Jelly, Cox's gelatine, serated crackers, dried
plumbs. blaekbsrries and eurrants. cat meal sage.
tapioca. satinglOss starch. Java. Lssuayra. Mo
cha. Marieabo and Rio coGees. Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandies. st W. W
Tottsn's q and q College street. Nashville.
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DISCHARGED. A man named Max Rid
dley, was yesterday srraigned before Squire
Wilkinson on the charge Of having been
one Of the parties engaged in stealing cat
tie from planter in Williamson. The
testimony failed to establish the alleged
stealing, and Mr.. Ridley was discharged
from custody. The owners Of the stolen
cattle, we understand, are determined TO
bring the guilty parties TO justice, and
strong efforts will be made to ferret them
ouf
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Police CoURT-There were quite q
number of cases up before the police court
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Johnson, Zoe failing to take due pre-
cautions in blasting, was fned fiiy-fou
dollars.
p. J. Coyle, Cor disorderly conduct, was
fined fifty dollars, which he paid and
withdrew. .............r f.
Frank Phillips was disorderly to the ex-
tent Of nine dollars.
Joe Wilson was drunk and disorderly,
for which ofienses against good order and
propriety he paid the sum Of ffty-fo
dollars.
Joseph Wilson was also fined fifty -four
dollars for having transgressed the bounds OF
good order and propriety by conducting
himself in a disorderly manner. Esa- /
J. NJ. Felts was disorderly to the extent
Of four dollars.
Miss Gallupe for being disOrderly was
fined the sum Of fourteen dollars. Not
having sufficient funds on hand, she went
down TO the Rorkhouse TO recreate for a few
days ON the stone-pile. a.. Gal. .
Miss Emma Turner, Of the Smoky Row
brigade, was taxed tWenty-nine dollars for
having been drunk and disorderly. Not
having sufficient stamps on hand with
which TO liquidate this unexpected demand
upon her eXchequer, she was sent down to
the limestone retreat for a month. She
will board at the expense Of the city, and
will take regular exercise upon the stone
pile.
Mtss Walden was disorderly to the ex-
tent Of nine dollars, which she paid, and
forthwith withdrew.
Thomas Moran, one of the parties EN-
ployed in the careless blasting opposite the
Commercial Hotel, by which gentleman
passing at the time had his head severely
hurt, was fined fourteen dollars.
s. c. Sullivan forked over nine dollars
for disorderly conduct, of which he was
found guilty.
Jennie Taylor, once more ON the disOr-
derby list, was taxed fourteen dollars.
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500 20 $3.50 per Month.

WANTED, AGENTs EyERl LID.
w Male and Female. % sell me @eAaA.e
TnDroV4si fo1nsIIOn- sense RaEnily sew
InE Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
viii stish hem. fell. tuck. bind. quili brad. an
emhroiaer The cloth cannot Be pulled apaIt
even amer every second stich . cut livery ma
.biDs vTerranfed three years. Send for circular.
BLISS & MCkArHkOA.
Manufacturer Southern Agents,
urtfauflIa
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THE LATE PRoF CRoss-The Alumni
Of the University Of Nsshvslle, and friends
and students Of the late Prof Nathaniel
Gross, are requested to assemble at the
rooms Of the Board Of Education, Cherry
street, few doors above Broad, this after
noon, al O'Clock.
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Accident on the Nashville and DeCatoT
WRfIrOad.

The passenger train on the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad, due here at ll:5s yester-
day morning did not arrive, having met
with an accident between Carriers Creek
Station and Dark's Mill. The accident was
caused by the spreading of the track.
Three passenger cars were overturned and
considerably damaged. Fortunately, no
person was seriously hurt. The passengers
came in on the evening train.
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MEssRs. ORR BRoTHERs have just re-
ceived large stock of very choice -four
and groceries, which they are offering 10
the trade at very low prices. See adver-
tisement.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sale of FRrm.-0n Thursday. at IL
o'clock A. NJ. December 90 1866. we will sell, on
the premises. that beautiful Farm of 345 acres,
known as the Buchanan Farm" enc half mile
from the town of Lavergne. fifteen miles on the
n and c. R. R. Those who want q good farm
had better attend this sale. Sale without reserve
deelq.2t ARRrNGFox 4 FARRAR, Agents.
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RnYn.S ADDITION

Nd COCKRILL SPRING TRACT.---M b
"A have q large number Of beauutni Balitla.
Lefs in Boyd'1 Addition. and in the mmediaie
vicinity 81 Coekril Spring. that W sill seq ~
yateIy on liberal terms. Persons qeslrias ul an
come suburban locations would 90 vel. VI. sin1o
n All ENDFRs0N. JOHNSON SMITH.
100 - AEeuts.
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RIVER NEWS.

I r. p .sT y
The river commeneed.risiRE again yesterday
and on last evening there was fully eighteen feet
onthe Harpeih sAoaIs. The weather was damp,
cloudy and disagreesble. Business was about as
lively as we have seen it at any previous day Of
OF the season.
The following eomnrise our port list:
ARRIVED.
A. Baker, up the river.
Tyrone. Cairo and Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Palestine, St. Louis.
Tyrone, Cairo and Memphis.
Gen. Sisel, up the river.
ExPEcTED.
Nashville, from Cairo and Memphis
The A. Baker coming down the river yestsrdy,
ran into some overhanginE trees and had both
her ehimneys knocked Of.
The Palestine and Tyrone both went out with
light trips. .-.
The Gen. Sisel. for up the river. left last night
with a tolsrable fair trip. composed chiefly Of
salt and merchandise.
The steamer Havana will leave to-day for Gin
einnati
The Nashville will bein from Cairo to-day
with pretty fair trip Of freight.
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ARCHER CHgAFHGM 4 Co.
KLINE 4 SHKRNAN.
X. b. CHEATHAM Il Co.

For Attorney Generai-EIVenfh JH-
dIciaI DistFtet-We are authorized to an
nounee A. C. HIcERY, Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District. composed Of the counties Of Giles. Mar
rshall. Msury. Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
porIo-tl
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SoIREE AND SUPPER.-At the request of
the many persons who attended the supper
given in Edgefeld recently, for the benefit
of st. Stephens Church, the same will be
repeated next Friday night, at Stubs new
hall, corner Of Woodland and Tulip streets,
when the attractive feature of music will
be added. Let all the friends Of 81
Stephens and the public generally attend ;
they will be SIRE Of spending a pleasant
evening, and contributing to a good cause
Admission To soiree and supper only hily
cents
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WEST AND NORTH.

AZ Steamers Of q. S. Mail Line leave Louis
Cincinnati IN time 20 take early morning trains
Tor the EsEi.
Passenger ear attached % freight trains
Leaves krankliR. ny. az 20 A. NJ. ansl dailaiio
al CD 4. r. arriving in Nashville az ll.iU a. -.
Leaves Nashyills % 80 p. H.. ARRIVES o. Italia
Tin 6.1l ?. ~, and at Franklin H05 Pm.
ALBEIT FIAk.
General Superintendent L. 4 y. X. T.
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DMeIIinp and Lot for Sale
NJ D. Howell Admir-. etc, We. Mary A.
Shnllnrl nl nls

NJ. D. Howell, Admir-. etc, VS.. Mary a.
shelton ct als
As DIRECTED By DECREE OF THE
"A County Court of Davidson county. at its
March Term. 1866 IN the above cause, viii eier
at Public sale az the south end Of the Court
House, in the city OF Nashville. on SATU RDAl,
the 18th day Of December. lSd6 the Lot OF
Ground on Broad street, West Nashville, belong
ing 70 the estate Of NJ. L. Shelton, deceased,
fronting 50 feet on Broad street, and running
back lS0 feet, on which is desirable sud well
built two story hriclN DIV cling. contain
ing eight rooms good cellars cistern, and every
convenience. Sale % take place at y O'Clock,
before day Of sale.
TERMS-0ne-third cash, balance on credit Of
six, twelve aud eighteen months, with interest
lien, etc 2. l. NICH0L, Clerk
declA A NELSON & CO.. Agents
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LIyELY.-The city was very lively with
people yesterday. We noticed large num-
benz in from the country. The conleetion-
cry stores, fancy bazssrs and toy shops
were we'll patronized
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decl82t

ChFlstmss. -Isadore Ozanne. l6 Summer
street. is ready to furnish all styles of Christ
mas confections. sugar toys, candies. cakes.
ETC.. at as low figures as any wholesale house in
the city. As all his goods are of home manufae-
ture. he has peculiar claim on the patronage Of
our people. declS-lW
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C0TToN has been shipped with great
briskness from this city during the last few
days. Nearly two thousand bales have
been shipped by rail during three days Of
last week ..
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How Is IT?-Yesterday morning we re-
ceiyed the Columbia Herald and Gazette Of
the 18th inst, and in the evening New
York papers of the same date. This is a
common occurrence
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GROCERY MARKET.


last week. For three days the shipments
footed mp nearly 1900 bales.
GROCERY MARKET.
The wholesale grocery market during the
past week has been tolerable good, especi-
ally during the last two days. We have
very few changes to make in quotations
since our last weekly review Save Sigh
decline in sugar the market has not changed.
BAcoN.-Prices dull and nominal. The
supply is small.
FLoUR.-Is firm and in demand at the
following figures: Extra, Sll so; Xxx,
$l9@14; XXX, Sl4@15; fancy, SIS so.
SALT.-Goes off briskly at "a per barrel.
Full supply in market.
SUGAR.-Has declined lc. on all grades,
and is now quoted at 14@16c.
CoFFEE-Is firm at 26!@ pc.
CANDLEs.-We quote as follows Star,
$50 zoe; tallow, 81 5O@S6 50 per box.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans SOFA 3. 90 per
gallon. i'.t
DRIED APPLEs.-In little demand at G4e
per pound.
DRIED PEACHEs.-Rather shakey at BE
for peeled, and lac per pound for unpeeled.
NAIIs.-In small demand at So p per
key for ten pennys.
RoPE-In fair demand at lS@27c.
BAGGINa.-Is selling at 35a SIC.
CoTToN YARN.-Is firm at 23CG 2jG &c.
GRAIN.-The grain market has been
quite duh during the last week and but lit
tie doing.
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CONTINUED easeof Charles Wolfe,
accused Of having stolen three COWS from
a farmer in Williamson county, was yester-
day brought up before Squire Wilkinson
and continued until to-day.
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THE fines in the police court yesterday
amounted in the aggregate TO three hun
dred and eight dollars. No less than four
persons were fined City dollars each.
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For Sale at u Bargatn-A complete set
of Mahogany MRrble-top very fine and almost
new Chamber Furniture. Apply to
W. W. TOTTEN.
dao13 d q and % North poIIege ST
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FrNERAL NOTICE.

The frieads and acquaintance of the late DR..
A. A. HArcHER are invited to attend his funeral
from the residence q Mr.. Leroy Armstrong.
South College street, this Wednesday AFTER
noon ~ 2o'clock
Ceremonies by the Indspondent Order q odd
Fellow
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Roots and SHOES Cheap at go Pablo

SquRre.-In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business, | offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or q merchant
viii surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself. as l am quite in
earnest 10 give bargains. Max. L. GUTTNANN.
sep6-tf No. % Public Square.
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THE new stock Of carpets, just received
by Cameron, Grier q Co. are the finest
they have ever had in their house. and at
lower prices.
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EoP Renf.

f.paE RRTCK House on THk COX
y - ~ RresI mi Hirh streets, suitable inf
= bSsriiaF House. With room itontihs %
t-,1 -fss.zf llIlfahle flr > Store % Ml9eeo
Di9-1 - =. u Is. doOSIkEE,
aPtyt On Broad. near VINE.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS


DN DECREE IN CHANCERY. IN THE CASH
ID of Jn0. " Walker vs.. the Sheriff of Davidson
county and others. | am directed TO rent for the
year 1851 the following property, viz:
The Store House now occupied by Mesars. X.
Il. Cheatham 4 CO
The Store House on Church street occupied by
MeSsrs Hamilton / Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those wishing % rent will Gallon me at X. b.
Chatham X Co.'S corner Of Church and College.
decS-tf fBi r. +. WOODS, Trustee.
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We will sell our dress goods for lea
snoney than those that advertise TO sell at
cost. No humbug.
CAMERON. CiRIER q Co.
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IL you want a beautiful black or fanny
silk dress pattern, for a small sum Of money,
20 10 CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
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Taos. 8. MAEE, Pres't. L. C. TARB0x, CASH
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and College Streets.

Corner Union and college Streets
The following the rates paid for uneurrent
money These quotations are liable 20 iuctVate but
nav Be depended on sufficient length Of time fsI
remittancss to be received by mail express, e for
warded without delay
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why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold,
when Knight Bros, No. a. Church street, are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD, delivered in any part of the city.
daog
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The New Orleans Price Current, Of the
Sth inst, publishes The following, which
will interest cotton growers and dealers in
this section.

this section:
We publish below the proceedings Of our
Chamber Of Commerce on the Memorial o.
cotton factors and others. advising a change OF
the present mode of classifying cotton. 1t will
be seen from this that our n eW Orleans quota
tons for cotton are, from this time forward, TO
conform to those Of Liverpool. as they did before
the war. We consider this return TO the cid
standard as calculated TO relieve al parties in
the cotton business from many embaTTassmepts.
and We. therefore, giveG the movement our
| hearty concurrence.
The committee TO whom was referred the
Memorial Of cotton factors aud 0thers. beg
| leave TO report. that:
long since established code Of cotton classical
| ton and corresponding quotations Herewith. in
/ the Liverpool cotton market, that being the
largest and greatest cotton market IN the world
| and where's, the Liverpool classification Is
/ deemed the standard class ncation, and pre-
/ walls in all 1.-THE cotton markets Of Amenca-
/ except New Orleans; and whereas this diner
1 ence Of classification and consequent QuotAtionI
| which prevails in the New Orleans market Is
1 productive OF errors misconceptions. loss and
dissatisfaction the part Of shippers and buyers
/ in this market and whereas, such want OF con
formity Is inconsistent with spirit Of fair deal
ing. such as should always eharseteriae the mer-
| chants Of this city therefore be u
Resolved, That hereafter the classification o.
| cotton IN this market shall Be - eonlDFnlity q
| the Liverpool classification. and quotations shall
| be made and Published in accordance herewith
1 Resolved, That the sample ot each grade, q
| selected b. the committee and deposited with
| the Secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce. b.
4 and they are hereby declared the criterion d
| the Liverpool classification.
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The Best Blacksmith COaI in the city
for sale By knight Bros at Twenty Cents per
buShel Also packed in hog5heads ready for
shipment in a moments notice. decs
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NOTICE wholesale and retail book sdyer-
tisement of WIN. Gamble & Co, % Cherry
street
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For Christmas GIfs.-TOys. Dolls. Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces and Willow
Ware, in great variety.
GuSTRATH SCHTFP,
dec2-2At ~ Union street.
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Building Lumber of all kinds. corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets. 1T
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DoS'T fail 10 60 to Cameron, Grier &
Co.'S and see the new styles Of carpeting
Just received.
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Seasoned POPRIar, lumber. corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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GREAT bargains in dress goods and
cloaks, az CAMERON, 6RIER TO.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber.
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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h Won want to buy dry goods 1help, go
10 CAMERON GRIFR q Go.