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RE-INTERMENT on NATIoSA L SOLDIERS.
We learn that the work Of disintering
the remains Of the Union soldiers who lie
buried in the vicinity of the city, will COM
nence to-day. They will be removed to
The National Cemetery, six miles from the
city, on the Gallatin pike, where they will
be carefully reinterred. This is being done
by the Quartermaster's Department Of the
United States Army. 1t is contemplated
10 keep about sixty lsborers engaged, With
a number Of overseers, TO see that every
thing is done in proper manner. Some
time will be required to complete this wOr-
thy undertaking, as there are about twenty
thousand soldiers buried near this point
and some Fifty or sixty per day will Proba-
bly be the average removals.
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In Emperor nf Bail has anpointed !

THE Emperor Of Brazil has appointed q
Board Of Health" 10 investigate and de-
eide what proprietary remedies should he
admitted into the country and what ex-
cluded. After some months session they
have reported condemning them all except
DR., J. {. Aver & Co.'s preparations. Three
Of those they recommend the Empe-
ror 10 admit for the benefit Of lhs
public health, while they hold the
fourth, Cherry PectOral, under advise
ment for further information respecting one
Of its neutrality-suspicious. which, while
so extensively employed and so highly es-
teemed as a 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, OF protection from this Gov
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 chs
tom house, except the remedies Of our dis
tinguished colntrymen above mentioned
3 discrimination by their learned men.
very like that to which experience has led
the American people.--BoStoa Herald.
dsc12-dw1v
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TENNESSEE CoLoNIAL IMMIGRATION
COMPANY interest is felt among the
residents Of sparsely settled portions Of the
State, concerning the success Of the Tennes-
see Colonial Immigration Company. Skilled
artisans and worsrnen Of every kind, as well
as solid laborers, are needed everywhere,
and the want is daily felt more and more5
If Tennessee is ever to push forward and
claim her proper place among the leading
States she must increase her population
The best way in the world to do this is by
the prompt and efficient encouragement Of
foreign immigration The company formed
hardly a year ago for the purpose Of Sc
curing a share Of the large number Of in
dustrious, sober and frugal Germans, as
well AZ those Of other nations now seeking
n home in our country, are almost ready to
commence actual operations. The securing
Of State aid, which will be petitioucd for
sometime during the present session Of the
Legislature, will enable the company 10
commence their puhlic-spirited work in
earnest
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THE weather yesterday was a cross be
tween the most disagreeable weather of No
vember, and the most miserable, melan-
choly, muddy days Of necenber. Dark,
cloudy and lowering, the smoke and fog
Rugged the city like a wet sheet, while
driTEles Of rain came ooEing down like
moisture through the saturated roof of some
rocky cavern. IL was one Of those DAYS
when the English commit suicide and the
French enjoy themselves, If they can, and
il not follow the example Of their more
phlegmatic neighhors across the channel.
We don't like such weather, and presume
It is Just as little acceptable 10 the mSiority
ofmAnkind. Sill the clerk Of the weather
deals it ont with placid, even hand, and We
are bound 10 accept it,
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PoRK.-The report that the hog cholera
materially diminished the quantity fpork
in this State is all humbug. There are
plenty Of hogs left, and no one will starye
for want Of morsel of the oleaginous flesh.
The killing season has just been in
auguratcd in the country, and the natives
are luxuriating in tenderloins and sausages.
IL is very evident that the people here
have little fears Of trichinoc about which 20
much stir has been made in the medical
circles Of Germany Ifthere are sometimes a
certain encysted animalcula in swim e flesh,
a. has been stated, we don't think the little
animals would stand the least chance in
the world against the ostrich-like digestive
organs Of a genuine native born Tennes-
sean.
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southern cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Dee 1.-THE cotton market has
than on any day since the close Of the war-l ,3l4
bales were sold. Low middling 3gc; good mid
ding 33c.
SAVANNAH Dec. ll.-There has been no mate
rial change in prices but there has been an
active inquiry; sales to-day 500 bales, Savannah
middling Bic.
AUGUSTA, Dec, 1.-THE cotton market has
continued buoyant throughout the day, with o
very good demand for all grades. We quote the
market stiff, as follows Low middling 30c; mid
ding Bic; strict middling Bic; good middlng Sic.
Stained cotton will bring 25927c. . Iii.
MACON, Dec. 1.-The market was heavy to-
day, and although there was plenty Offering
there was but little disposition to purchase.
Sales we're made at 26o for middling. I'D.
mobile, Dee. l0.-Sales of cotton to day 800
hales middliHg Soc: closed quiet but firm
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold advanced in New York yesterday
8 of one per cent, having opened at
1871, was 1871 at 1870, 1873 at 1890, and
closed at P. NJ. at 1873. Brokers here
were buying in small lots at 1876, aud were
holding at 1879.
Government securities were quoted in
New York yesterday as follows:
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HANLoN MATINEE Tomorrow AFTER
EoON.-The Halon combination announce
3 matinee tomorrow afternoon, common
cling at o'clock, for the special accommo-
datiOn OF families unable 10 attend these
entertainments in the evening. A pro,
gramme will be presented which cannot
fail TO amuse the large attendance which
will undoubtedly be attracted to witness the
incompatible feats of the Hanlons, the
wonderful performing troupe of dogs and
monkeys, and the many other attractions
of the Hsnlon combination. We would
advise an early attendance TO those DESTROYS
Of obtaining eligible seats. Doors will be
opened at 10 o'clock; performance COM
mencing at . o'clock. The price of admission
on this occasion will be reduced to fifty
cents to all parts of the hall.
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ChOiee Groceries AZ TOtten.s-Ar,

Choice Groceries at TOtten's.-Auived
at last, the following carefully selected and
iehly 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, guaTa jelly, calves feet
Jelly. Cox's gelstine. aerated crackers, dried
plumbs. blaekberries and currants. oat meal sage.
tapioca, satingloss starch, Java, Lagusyra. Mo
cha. Naricabo and Rio eofees. Also, imported
and domestic wines and brandies. at W. W
Totten's. q and g College street, Nashville.
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TIE NEw STREET RAuRoAD.-We
take pleasure in announcing that the work
on the Church aud Spruce street Passenger
railway will very soon be commenced and
pushed forward to completion with all
speed. In feE DAYS at Inost. ground will
be broken on the new line, and A large num-
Der Of hands will be employed. The iron
for the track is already arriving. several
car loads having been already received.
The coaches have been contracted for and
are already building al the car shops Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad. Or
X. G Foster, the President, is devoting Lis
entire attention and energy 10 the enter.
prise. The road will commence on Church
street At the postofBce, and will proceed on
Church 70 Spruce street, aud thence on
Spruce and the Franklin pike. The inten-
ton, We believe, is TO connect with the
South Nashville road and run the ears 70
the Public Square.
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For Rent.

DY DECRER IN cIiANQERY, IL THE CASE
- OF JnO. W. Walker vs. The Sheriff Of Davidson
county and Others. / am directed 10 rent for the
year 1851 the follosiuE property sia
The Store House now occupied by Mersrs X
3. Cheatham A Co.
The Store House CD Church street occupied by
Aessrs Hamilton 4 dreen. And q Store Room
between tbs two kOusss above mentioned
Those wishing % rent VIII saliGn me al r. Z.
Cheatham & Cos corner Of Church and Colle1e
dec3-u d. F. WOODS, Trustee.
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THROAT DISEASE" We would call
attention to Browns Bronchial Troehes'
We have found them eficacious in allay-
ing irritation in the throat and brenchia,
and wouh commend them to the attention
Of public speakers and others troubled with
affections Of the throat. They are also an
excellent remedy for hoarseness resulting
from cold. Coaqregationdlist, Boston.
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New Cemetery.

DI A RESOLUTION PASSED AT A LATE
ID meeting Of the City Council the Committee
on Cemeteries was directed 10 make examination
As to suitable grounds for new cemetery. Per
sons living in the vicinity OF Nashville. who own
and wish TO sell any grounds suitable for such
purpose. are requested 10 leave notice Of the
faeG with the Myor or Auditor at his office. before
the 18th inst. b. S. RHEA,
decS-lW lBl Chm Cemetery Com
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Auction Sale Of Cattle, Hogs, Grain.
Ete.-0n THURSDAY. the 18th inst, will be
sold, at the residence Of Shelton Dcmoss, tbir-
teen miles from Nashville, on the Harding Pike,
at public SALE fine lot Of Mules. Horses. m
GLIDING one fine Washington Stallion,) Cattle.
Hogs. Corn and Oats Terms made known on
day Of sale. MosRs E. CAToR.
deeQ- tide
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Notice.

A LII THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the estate Of Reddick Summer, deceased
are hereby notified TO Gle the same with the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Stewart county.
State Of Tennessee, on or before the 10th day Of
March. 1867. legally authenticated, IN order that
the same may be liquidated and discharged in
accordance with the acts Of the Legislature Of
the State of Tennessee relative to ins0lvent
estates. This the 5th day Of December, 1886
deeS -4tW~ EDMUND NINSON Adm'r
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FOR RENT

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON
n Spruce street, opposite theresidence Of Mrs.
Jas. P. Clark, with five rooms. Price, 500 per
annum.
A TWO STORY BRICK on North Spruce
street, between Union and Cedar streets, with
five or six rooms. Price, $500
A THREE STORY STORE HOUSE on Col
81 600
A TWO STORY DWELLING on High, be-
tween Church and Broad streets, with nine or
ten rooms. Apply to
CALENDER & GARRETT.
decq-lw al Cherry Street
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For S0Ie or Fxebanre

An ELEGANT SUBURBAN HOME OF
a twenty acres. two miles out on a good pike.
Rich soil, good house. five acres of fine fruits,
fencing and OuthOuses complete. perennial spring
and eistern. House newly painted will be
sold at q bargain. IL not sold by the 18th inst
will be rented 10 q good tenant reasonably low
Inquire at this Once or I. s. Mari, Banker
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case Of Henry
Allen, the Federal soldier charged with
having aided in the murder Of Jack Ken
nelly, has not yet been given to the jury.
This case has attracted a great deal Of at
tention, aud has already consumed several
days. Able counsel have employed all
their energies on both sides, and the subtle
" and eloquence Of skillful practitioners
have been expended literally. The closing
plea was made yesterday afternoon Judge
Frazier will probably charge the jury this
morning. a1er which the case willhe given
into their hands.
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DURsyANT TO A DEED or TRUST ~.
sruted b. MaTris Earfar on me "
day OF August. 1850. and taly reg. ie,et ,l
Inc Eeyisfer'r of5re Of Davidson eu9ai}s o..
49, q zoe - will expose t' rr.'-
M ale AZ ths Courthouse 4oor. % Nist'
Vile on NJ sdnssday. the lsth peecmi9 e';; /, -
~. Wy - = al fo a certain pieec Of gfaunt
- $500 3uuIner street. sheTi di'illeg seiti
~ ~ resilence ofUr. g. n. Minilgp. tnt y
-, ~, S1ruu1sr or feet, ana faii luf ot.r
ing on = s'.s IL made - aaid deel 90 trasf
l i,i ,bs ~ \ made free from Todem puo,
ael ~ n ,',,rthosss, at r. o'clock, So percsi
Der lsih ANsON NEISoN.
lru zee.
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FOR RENT

VNHR BUILDING KNOWN As THE DIS
I PATCH Printing OHiee, cOruer Bank and
Printers Alleys. Il 3 vel adapted for PRINTING
Jfies. Eurniture kaetoFy,og other purposes
Apply 10 Ino- Maiiaee. - this OAiee o. % Dr.
J. b. Lindsey. 52 n. Cherry street
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There was TO have been a
meeting at Fenian Hall last evening, for
the purpose Of organizing new circle, but
owing 10 the slim attendance the meeting
was postponed until next Thursday night,
when it is thought the Fsnian fires will
huru brighter.
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Boots and SHOES cheap at 20 Pablo

squaFe.-In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my business l offer the best selection
of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices
The bHyer-be he a consumer OF a merchant
will surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself as am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMAES,
seB6-n No. 20 Public Square.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of FIRE last
night about half past six o'clock was oc-
casioned by mishap in the First Ma
t.onal " barber shop, on Market street, near
Union. The flames were put out by means
Of buckets before much damage had re-
suited.
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Cor pent or Lease.

FTRsF- CLASS SHORE HOT 81 ~ ~.
a Pablo sqasre Al.o. b NE p, n...e ys,i
tM e 14-tf nsighLnrhaal good imprpt eiutpl-
pa.l:.slsn oven % both immeti1ieh. APPLY T.
A ii. Hicks, Hicks China Hail. +. g ne.
Square.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Stock and Money Market
NEW YoRK, Dec. 13.-GOid 1879.
Foreign Harkets.

LONDON, Dec. Is, noOn.--Money frmer con-
soils $50; Erie 4754; Illinois Central ia.
LIyERPoOL, Dee. Is, nOon.--CottOn, quiet;
steady and uncha Hanged. The sales to-day will
probably reach 10000 bales,
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI Dec. l3.-Flour is ste ady at 50 50
@lO so for superhne $40 O09l0 so for extra. Cot
ton firm at q Mess PORK fGe quiet at s o. Re- Re-
7 Is. Gold 1875.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-Cotton is in demand
and active. Prices advanced fully 13c. Sales
100 bales; low middling 30G3le; middling S2e.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Dee. l3.-CottOn is unchanged.
Flour is 10000 higher, with more doing; quoted
at ST 35g9 ~ for super westerni $40 lOgll lOtor
shipping extra Tound-hoOp Ohio, and closing
firm. Wheat is rather more steady at 81 20a2 2
for No. 2 Milwaukee. Corn is without decided
change. Petroleum is dull at l9c for crude. Pork
is active and decidedly frmer at 81 37@Zl Is for
and more active at 10Sl2c for Cumberland cut;
ll1se for short ribbed. Lard is irmer at l2@l3cs
Dressed hogs frmer and active Mt 94Gloc for
WESTERN Louisville Market.
LoUIsvILLE, Dec. I2.-Sales 20 hhds tobacco I;
common Tugs, 81 2594; good leaf, s7@7 20. Mess
pork, 5000 so. Hogs, 55<97c Total number
slaughtered, 81, $685. Sales of 800 bales low mid
ding cotton at Sll+e. New lard in tieree. i25$e
free. Superfne -four, s9@l0. Red wheat, 81 60.
New corn shelled. in bulk. Csc; ear. Gee, Oats,
55a57c.
81. louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Dec l3.-Flour more active with
unchanged prices; superfne $500; \ $40 90;
XXX Sl4 259l4 so. Wheat receipts light ;
fall 81 6082 50. Whisky irregular at 81 20@2 q
Pork active and firm at $l9 75G20 90. Lard un-
changed. Hogs 6 OO@6 IS.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. l3.-There are some further
reductions in brown and bleaehed goods. not
Withstanding higher prices of cotton. The stock
of low grades Of goods are too large for the pre-
sent demand. Prints firm. Agents are holding
goods above the selling prices of jobbers. In
other cotton goods there is but little variation
from day to day. The market continues 10 be
supplied by outside parties who are unwilling TO
hold goods. Wooden goods are rather better in
tone and the prices of brown cloths and over
eoatings are fairly active; some styles Of spring
eassimeres are taken as fast as opened: linseys
and hannels are in light stock and steady prices.
but with no particular activity,
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MURDER IN ST. Louis. Doctor Worden
2. c. Heddington, at one time resident
Of this city, aud relative Of NJ. w. Wet
more's family Of this place, killed a Ger
man saloon keeper named Waltenspiel in
81. Louis, on Monday morning. Hedding-
ton claimed that Waltenspiel had insulted
him, and was threatening to assault him.
lie went 70 the nearest police station and
promptly surrendered himself.
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For Attorney GeReral-EIVenIh Ju-
dieiai Obstructive are authorized to an
nounee A. c. HICEET. Esq. as a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury. Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman
nav19-f3
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Mr.. J. ScRtteFgOOd, of Richmond, Va,
now at q. B. AbbOtt's, No, 90 College street He
has recently been employed in some of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in. the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as FIRST
rate cutter. decl-lOt
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foot up much higher than for any pre-
vious day of the season,
GROCERY ATARKEF. Lt a.-.lf
Business in the wholesale grocery mar
ket is improving slowly-prices, if any
thing, acquiring more frmness. The trade
yesterday was tolerably good, considering
the unfavorable condition of the weather.
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Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold,
when Knight Bros. No. 49 Church street. are
selling their choice ROun,I Coal at ONLY 80 90
PER LOAD delivered in any part of the city.
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NOtiee.-All persons indebted to the estate
Of W. GEeenfeld. deceased. viii find their claims
in the hands Of Judge Jas Whitworth, who
directed. unless arranged previous to 1st Jan
uaTy to bring suit on them all. He will also
represent me during my absence from the city in
any business connected with the estate
decs-lw lB.l GEb.A. ALLRS, Admir-.
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Pref Pratt's Dancing school,

EroL FrNSts Dancing school, OppO-
site the Maxwell House, Cherry street This
place of resort has become standard and sue
Oessful Institution for thorough knowledge Of
the calestheRie art. 1t is not for the dancing
taught that makes this place successful. but for
its complete knowledge of the exercises and
various movements brought into requisition
gained by the pupil As for teaching Of dancing
and everything pertaining to its parts, Mr.. Pratt
has not his equal this side Of the Atlantic. This
School, for new beginners meets every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday nights. We would re-
mark o those whom it concerns to commence
imme Iiately. as no better opportunity ever will
be offered. dec1l-3t
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VIZ notice that considerable hay il being
shipped to Nashville by river Yesterday
the steamer Emma Floyd brought mp
seyent y-fye bales for the government
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NEW ORLEANS TRADE
. RE.OPERED.I'
LEN
DAVID WHITE,
DIR. n. B. SHAW. Master.
DR. I L SHAW. CLERK.

IETm COnlmenee Making Regular
w Trips to New Orleans and ali inteFmedi-
ate pQFts, on the opening Of the season. HE
DAVID WHITE fas DunrehAsed expressly foF
this trade, and has been Fefnraished. re-htted.
and thoroughly oVerhanled. and pronounced b.
good judges to be one Of the HOst eomfOrtahls
and substantial steamers on the Western waters.
She IL a large side boat. with r0Omy and hand
semly furnished cabin capable 0fareOmmOdating
one hundred lrst class. ard 6fty second class pas
ssngers. Her capacity Is eight huRdred tens and
her accommodations for carrying freight are
unsurpassed. Standing q "A No. 4 with the Board
Of UndeFWritera, this steamer commends herself
10 shippers Of Cotton and Tobacco, While her els-
CANT hnish. renders her highly acceptable % The
tray cling publia.
New Orleans on the arst rise in the Cumberland.
For freight or passage apply on board. o. 10
STRATTON, CHENEY a Roy, Agents,
-'. No. n Broad Street.
octlO-tf HARRISON & SONS. AGENT.
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For Rent.

A n ELEGANTBRICK DWELLING HOUSE
"a in Watkins 6rOve-fsr rent for the yeaI
1861. Possession given on the 18th Of this month.
For particulars, apply to J. Bloomstein, corner
Of Cedar and Watkins streets. dec5-1Ot
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a sure Pile Cure.-DR GuBERT's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81 Circulars
free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. Romans. Manager. No.
SIS Broadway. New York InovI7-Sm
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GENERAL MARKETS.
OFFICE or THE UNION AND DISPATCH. /
Friday, Dec. "a. 1856. 3
COTTON MARKET

COTTON MARKET.
We are able to qnote the cotton market
more active and prices advancing, with a
frmer feeling among dealers. The price
yesterday ranged from 2S1c to SOC. Sales
were made at 2Se 2S3c, 29c, 29ic, and
about thirty bales were sold as high as SOC.
A few bales of inferior were disposed of as
low as 254c. The following were the
transactions Yesterday:
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For Christmas GIfIs.-Toys. Dolls. Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces, and Willow
Ware. in great variety.
GUNTRATH & SCHIFF,
dec2-20t q Union street.
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The Rest Blacksmith Coal in the city
for sale BY knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushel- Also packed in hogsheads ready for
shipment in q moments notice. decs
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New YOrll Div COOds markell,
TH0s s. MARR, Pres't. L. c. FARBox, Cash'r.
NATIONAL SAVIyGS COMPANY,

Corner Union anc college Streets % %.
The following the rates paid for uncEvrent
money These quotations liable 70 iuctuate, but
may be depended on sufficient length Of tins for
rsmittances to be received by mail express, IL for.
warded without delay.