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TIE RADICAL RAnEI..

There is confusion in the councils Of
Radicalism. The firm stand Of the
Southern States against the cOnstitu-
tiOnal ansndment, has put the leaders to
their wits ends The Reconstruction
COMMITTEES Isbored SIX months, and pro-
dueed an abortion that cannot command
the consent Of the requisite number of
States, nor receive the approval of all
the party in whose interest it was pro-
posed Some contend that it falls short
Of that perfect puritan ideal, which it is
the chosen mission Of the dominant party
to frame and they express themselves as
indifferent 10 its fate SUMNER and his
followers hold, that the ratification by any
one Of the now excluded States, or by a
sufficient number Of all the States to
make II part of the constitution, does not
obligate Congress to admit an old State
at present under the ban, or territories
like Nebraska and Colorado, applying for
erection into States Some maintain that
the Southern States have no power to
pass upon Il; and that three-fourths of
the loyal States are competent to make
il the law Of the land Others deny this.
Some TO escape the dilemma, advocate the
abolition of the present State govern
meuts, and their reduction to a terrific
rial condition. This scheme is studded
thick with difficulties, and will raise q
fresh crop Of troubles if ventured
upon, Some favor the scheme con-
cOOted by the North Carolina dough
faces, and patrOniEed by Stevens
Others reject Il on various grounds.
Some have resorted te entreaty on behalf
Of the amendment Others threaten !;
and say that il the States persist in re-
fusing to accept it, they viii send athwart
the Southern sky baleful comet from
whose horrid hair shall shake woes
never vet dreamed of In the mad at
tempt to build a party they are smitten
with confusion of language They agree
only to hate the President and 20 hate
the Southern people and every man and
thing, North or South, that presents an
obstacle 10 their wishes They are desti.
tute Of principles: they are deficient in
true craftsmanship; they are drifting at
the mercy Of every wind Of doctrine
They are formidable in numbers, and as
yet obedient 10 party drill; but there is
no compact, coherent organisation among
them. Dissolution threatens the party
at every strait and difficulties are daily
multiplying around il The hope of the
nation is in its death Il will probably
live long enough to do much mischief yet,
but the ruin It works &c che country is as
surely working its own ruin. These
notes give us cheer amid the thick gloom.
A party whose creed Is composed only Of
maIignity aad cupidity eanpot survive.
In addition to this fundamental source
Of weakness, and this inability 20 frame
any system Of measures practicable in
themselves, oraccsptablet to the mass Of
its members, 1t is beginning 70 feel the
Effects Of the jostling ambition of its lead
era. As the Presidential election ap-
breaches this win have more serious eff
fects The perpetual Congress which is
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ny the:Cebie.

PARIS, l, P. NJ, December 21.-The ban
quet to Minister Bigelow, yesterday, was
brilliant. Nothing of a political nature
TRANSFERRED Mr.. Bigelow returned thanks
for compliment and taking farewell Of
the French people
DUBLIN, l, P. NJ, December 2l,-Seizures
of arms and munitions continued through
out Ireland.
The Fenian war-likespi appears to be
dying out. Vigorous measures to put down
Fenianism continue.
F LONDON, Dec. ga ConstantinopIe dis
patch of the 4th says that the silence Of the
official papers of that city upon the war in
Gambia, has led people to doubt the pacifi-
cation oSthe island. The struggle is
Thought to have begun anew between the
Canadians and the Turks, inasmuch as the
Turkish government is constantly sending
troops and ammunition in that direction.
The United States and Russia having
inteFfered in behalf of the Canadian priso-
ners who had been sentenced to be shot, in
a council ofwar, their sentence, it is hoped
will be eommuted, and full pardon be
granted them by the Sultan.
LISBON, Dec. 4.--The American iron
clad MiantonOmah, at anchor in the river
Tagus, will leave in a few days for Cape
Hornose. This vessel is attracting great
deal of attention, and is visited daily by
large crowds. a5e.
ATHENS, Dec. S.-The Greek Cabinet
has sent note to the European govern
ments, directing their attention to the
atrocities committed by the Turks on the
Island of Gambia.
ROME, Dec. q, P. MI is said that the
speech of the King at the opening of the
Italian Parliament has greatly pleased the
| Pope. Mr.. Lonelli, the new Ambassador
/ from the italian government, has had hi
/ first conference with Cardinal Antonell
and the progress towards an arrangement O
all matters at issue was marked. Rome il
quiet The Italian National Committee
has issued an appeal to the Pope, in which
they inculcate caution against disorder.
MANCHESTER, Dec. 81, P. M.-Trad,
continues good, and prices for cotton anC
yarns are steady. I
| vienna, Dec. Notwithstanding thu
resistance Of the municipal authorities o
Vienna, to the admission of the Jesuit
into that city, the government has decided
that house belonging to the State should
be placed at their disposal, to be used as ;
public college.
The treaty Of commere between France
and Austria, is to be ratified and signed il
the course Of the present month. szfaE
/ Austrian iron elads of small size, armed
with small ,rifed guns, are to be provides
with large Armstrong guns. The Who'll,
Austrian army is to be recognized, so a
to show adyantageeusly in the coz I'M
spring.
PERTH, Dec. 4.-Several Catholic priest
of Hungary, have signed 4 petition, ad
dressed to the Legislature, asking permits
sion to marry such as was raised in tn,
Catholic Church, before the reign Of Pops
Heldibrand Gregory TX.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-The French government
has not received from Mexico any com
munication calculated to settle public opin
ion, as TO the condition Of affairs in tina
country.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CoANER COILE0a AND UsuoN sFsEErs.
The Old Stand Of SrRErcH a FORBEs.)

A FTER HAVING REFITFED AND
"A Rsfurnished the entire establishment,
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in a Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock o.
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines Dye
stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar sstab-
lishment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Ame-
rcan Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes. Extracts, etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low 4
Son, London; Coudray socists Hygieniqus,
and Lubin Of Paris; Bazin and other rspn-
table American manufacturers VIII be
found most complete, and for beauty, sls-
gancs. and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puts and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class.
being Of the latest styles and q the most
recent importation, win compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid 20 the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed to go out Of the
establishment
splendid ssloction Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, al fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos. Carrots Scotch
and Maeeoboy snuffs, and every article In
that line. constantly IN store.
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Conrt Of Ineusry.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. q. "A court Of
inquiry is being held here to investigate
and report upon circumstances connected
with tragic affair which occurred near
Yorktown about week since, BY which a
private of the 29th infantry was shot by
Lieut. AlcOtt, Of the same regiment.
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Cabinetj Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.--At cabinet
meeting to-day at the White House, it was
understood that the members of Congress
from Missouri are satisfied about the dis
position of United States troops in Missouri
and have withdrawn their opposition to
the policy Of General Grant in the prem
ises u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The OyercOaf Question.

THE GENTLEMAN WHO HELD CHECK
i No. 900 for his overcoat. at Mrs. Aeklin's re-
cepGon can get his own coat BY apPlying az
this Office paying for this advertisement, and
restoring the coat he has to its rightful owner.
dee92-lt
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southern Senators and the Southern
InYnllata. Etc.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The Southern
Senators now here express great indigne-
ton at the memorial Of the Southern loyal
lists, published this morning, and before
leaving for their homes will reply TO the
charges made therein against the Southern
people,
The President gave hearing to Senator
Roberts, of Texas, yesterday, on the sub
iect Of a treaty proposed to be made to the
Camanehe Indians During the war, Mr..
Roberts stated, the frontier was we'll pro-
tecfed; IS by law all persons living on the
frontier we've exempt from military duty,
many resorted to the frontier 10 escape
military service. When the war ceased,
these persins returned to their former
homes, and llihce then the frontier Of Texas,
for many miles, has been the scene Of some
outrages Of the most revolving character.
The President has referred the whole matter
to the Indian bureau, with a view to an
early treaty with these Indians. The Gov
ernor Of Texas makes the request to be
allowed TO participate in the negotiations,
thai he miy impress this tribe with the
fact thas Texas l. part Of the United
States, fact the Camanches have never
seemed 10 realize. AL
The tariff question Il now fairly before
the Senate ESnaace Committee, which will
hold daily sessions upon the subject. The
representatives, of the Pennsylvania iron
interests and wool growers Of the West are
are loud In their expressions Of disapproFal
Of the tariff project Of Commissioners
Welles. ft-h
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Reported Death Of the Empress Car

Reported Death Of the Empress Car
lotta-The Dispatch Pronounced spu-
Fl0us.
New York, Dec ia dispatch, pro
Tossing to have been transmitted through
the Atlantic Cable, but in reality coming
from an irresponsible and unauthorized
source in thiscity, and published exclusively
in several journals not belonging to the
Associated Press, announces the death of
Princess Carlotta. No such dispatch has
been received in this city, and the state
ment therein contained is cruelty false and
utterly spurious. 1t has the appearance Of
having been wantonly concocted, merely to
create a sensation, and the papers which
printed it are unfortunate in the bad pre-
eminence they have acquired by publish
ing exclusively news Of such a character.
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A LARGE 9 PAGE CATALOGUE, TEACH
"a ins hoy g remove Esn, freeklee fimples
Blatches, Moth Patches, sSAllo8nees. krupt1ons,
and ell Impurities Of tbs skin; bow to iores
Whiskers. restore. curl and beautify TIE haif /;
renew the age cure drum kenness. nervous depiF
ity and other useful and valuable irloTEnati2na
FTervbodg send for il. Address BERGER.
SHUTS i CO.. Chemists, IS River street,
Troy. n. Y, dpels-Elm
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Preparations Tor the GOnSressiOnl
ExeuraIonfEfs-A

MEMPHIS, Dec. 21.-The City Council
are making preparations to receive the
Congressional excursion party next Tues
day.
titus who killed Capt. Monroe in a
drinking spree some time since, was acquit-
ted to-dayon the plea ofpartial insanity by
inebriatfnn.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.
Frank A. Irwin, Admir-, vs.. james Irwin
and others.

Frank A. Irwin, Admir-, VS.. james Irwin
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at It's December Term, 1856. in the above cause,
l will sell at Public Auction, at the south end
Of the Court House in Nashville. on SATURDAY,
the I2th Day Of January, 1857, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate Of Rachael Irwin, deceased, tO-Wit.
One lot situated on the corner of Spruce street
and an alley, adjoining the " Hume School Build
ing Lot" in the city of Nashville. fronting Is
feet to an alley, on which lot IS crested frame
dwelling house. Also. four lots situated on
Maple street, in South Nashville, each fronting
Il feet on said street. and running back TO an
alley said last mentioned lots being unimproY ed.
Terms: One-fOarth cash. and balance on
credit Of 6. u. Is and p month"; Notes bearing
interest from day of SALE with personal security
required for unpaid purchase money, and lien
retained, etc.
dec2-td P L. NICHOL. Clerk.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 2l.-Lewis
and Augustus Williams, freedmen, con-
victed at the October term Of the Superior
Court of highway robbery, were executed
here to-day. ~
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Nevada and Idaho EIectIOns-IndIan
Troubles I'm ArRzona-E Earthquake

Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. l9.-06icial re-
turns from the Nevada elections give Blais-
deli, for Governor, 1920 majority, and
Ashley, for Congress, $50 majority. Fifteen
clerks have been indicted for making re-
turns to Avery, as Assessor, instead of
Bigler. The fines in each case are fixed at
81, 500.
The money market grows easier, and first
class paper is discounted at one per cent.
One thousand barrels Of supertine -four
will be sent via Panama TO New York.
Governor Mccormick, of Arazona, came
here at the request of the citizens Of that
Territory to ask aid to suppress Indian
troubles.
Negotiations are pending for the intro
ductioE Of a large number of Chimes e
laborers for the Pacific railroad
At the special election in Idaho on the
18th inst, Prescott, Democrat, was elected
member Of the Assembly.
The Arazona Legislature have petitioned
Congress to repeal the law giving Pahute
county to Nevada,
There was a shock of an earthquake at
Sacramento this morning.
A gale last night, said to be the severest
that has occurred for several years, did
considerable damage 10 shipping wharYes.
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ON THE WHITES CREEK PIKE, Or ON
" the Public Square, Lady's TRAY ELlNG
BAG, containing a Silver P0rtmonnaie and
card with the name Of the owner. liberal
reward Is offered Report at this Once.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-The Investi-
tigating Committees Secretary is instructed
to obtain from Mayor Monroe the names Of
parties holding official positions in New
Orleans, by popular election or by appoint
ment of the Mayor, in July and August
last the names of the police force of the
city, both regular and extra, and the Mayor
is respectfully requested by the committee
to give such aid in the premises as viii
enable them to obtain the information re-
quired, EEzE -
Mayor Monroe has expressed his will
hngness to give the Congressional investi-
eating Committee every facility TO enable
them to gain the required information. It
is net known where they will set, but prob
ably either at the City Hall or the Custom
House
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"a = - :. W.. EILIsToN.
DlaaolutIon 81 PartnershiP.

mHE PARTNERSHIP HERET0F0RE tx
i lstinr between John Douglas and David Dun
can Is this day dissolved By mutual esnsent Mr.
Douglas retiring from the concern. The business
viii Be carried on By DAVID Duncan and ~
indebted 70 TIE old arm viii PLEASE settle with
either party and al kaYihg eiatns Asalnet same
win present them 20 Mr.. Dunean Tor settlenert
Wiihin The naxi thirty asys. deel5-lW-
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.


New YORK, Dec 2l.-Hayana advices
Of the 18th inst, say that President John
sons message made a favorable impress
eiOp
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nnYn,a AnnTTI0N

Nd COCKRfLL sPRING TRACTr-WR
~ hags large ngIaber Of beaupiai balla,as
lots IN Boyd's Addition. ard IL TIE imme1iEte
vicinity Of Goakriii HprEns that We win sell PR
yGtely On liberal termss Persona desiGang aald-
some suburban locations Henld Dc vel g eve
iscis-lm. Agentls
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!. CHRIsTMAs GIFTs.' ;,

LARGE STOCK OF ARTICLES. SUFTA.
"a 50 l1r PFissafs a. prices % Sidf the tims1.
40, Fire Crackers. loFPedoes. Pm WheeA
w. WI. PAREES 4 Co,
as.ls-lw Corner Church and sumner.
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For SIC d Rent.

LARGE TWO STONY BRICK DWEL-
n Ing. confaining - rooms, with ierven1'
roor-s. crib. stables carfiage houses smoke
ho1gs- slr. sts.. ~ miles ron the gily Hnln1
~ ~ Lebanon furnpike road. with - o. %
ss-eE IL choice land. with several Sprinks Of
eresllsnt water, and q good vel In the yard
,Ttis i5oua 81 the most he4ptii1l aad hsellay
aai ss1l III W. g. ~ Canp6sll. Apply b
decls.2hs 81. 6. doODLEIT.
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SALE OF
Valuable City Property.

A s AGENT OF MRS, A. T.. 0DOM AND
"a the heirs Of james 0dom, decreased, ! will
sell at Public Auction, on SATURDAY. I'd
December, 1866, on the premises, that valuable
HOUSE and Lot on the Northeast corner Of Cedar
and Spruce streets The let contains 80 feet
on Cedar street, running back l4o feet to an
alley. ThelOt will be divided.
Terms Of Sals-0ne-third cash. the balance
in one End two years, with interest. and lien
retained until the purchase money Il paid,
Sale at II o'clock Y.
n EIi4Alt9h.
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REMOVED Ny Law OFFICE To
i no. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE, up stain. four
de- dsss-2E M MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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.CHANCERY SALES

|CHANCERY SALES
u FOR
Saturday, january IL, 1883.
Paul Beech va /. F. Beech.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
j Chancery Court az Nashville. viii sell az
the Court House, on aa
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1867,
A lot In North Nashville, beginning at the cor
nsr Of an alley on Haslam street. l7S feet vest Of
McLemore street, and running thence ~ feet 70
the south corner Of HaslAm's Addition, extend
ing back about $50 feet TO q II foot alley, being
he same property conveyed 20 L. +. Beach b.
]. K. EdmondsOn, Sheriff, BY deed registered IN
Book No. 81, page III.
without interest. Notes required with approved
security. and lien retained. Sale free from re-
MORTON B. HOWELL, G. and NJ
dec2-td
r. McP Smith, Admir-, VS.. Eli i. Woods
and Others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
4 Chaneery Court at Nashville In the above
named cause, l will sell at the Court house At
Nashville, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1867,
An the right, title. claim and interest OF Eli L.
Woods in and TO the house and lot on the corr
ner Of Summer and Union streets, known as the
" Planters Hotel"
TERMs OF SALE-Credits Of six, twelve and
eighteen months. without interest. Notes re-
quired with approx ed security and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
'''' - - " MORTON B. HOWELL. C. and N.
dee22-td
r. MeP. Smith and others vs. F. P. Cook.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chsucery Court at Nashville In the above
paz1ei easlse, rendered 1t the May Term, 1850,
will SCH At the Court House Of Nashville, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY y, 1867,
The following lots in Balch 4 whiieside's Addi-
''In Lei u No Of lot No. e. fronting IS feet On
College street. and running back along jackson
j - Nes' and 2 Of Lot No. n, fronting.
together. 100 feet on Water street, opposite the
TEsEs-six. twelve. and eighteen. months
credit. Notes required with personal security.
and lien retained, and salefFee from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL. G. and NJ.
dec u
John Frierson, Adm'r, vs.. John Williams
and others.
A. Wheiess vs.. james Wheless and Others,
IN PURSUANCE or DECREES OF THE
Il Chancsry Court a. Nashville. VII sell a.
the Court House, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY Y, 1867,
The yery eczunodious Brick Dwelling On Heb
street the second door 10 the rear Of DicFey,s
Mil TIE lot fronts = feet inches and runs back
10 fact 10 the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
This house Is nov occupied BY Mr. fiunkett,
who will furnish any desired ini5rmati9n-
Persons desiring & e0nFsnisnt residence are
requested ts examine the pFsaiaes before the
day Of sale
fxREs o. SALE-Crsdits o. six. twelve, eigh-
teen knd twenty -four months, vita interest ron
day III sale. Notes required Hifh approved 80
eurity and 8 lien retained
sale Tree from redenptQn.
MORTON B HOWELL. c. and M.
dea22-td
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onsisting Of Hooks from the most eslO-
brated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland.
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and Japanese
Rods together with every thing usually
found in q 6rst-elass establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fne TEAs just received
~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
euracy by competent and experienced PhsT-
macists and Physicians and Othsrs eau
depend on the most entire reliability in the
s1scution OF Orders. ell goods being VA
ranted 81 represented
5o,unrruNa 4 Wnmu-FNa
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Store Room Wanfe1l.
sTRAYED.

ENROM MY PREMISES ON THE HARDING
Il Piks, on the 10th Decembar, q COW. about
forehead, white on legs and belly, white stripe
upon back. branded upon left hip with letter r.
Whoever win return her to me viii be hand
sOmely rewarded. MALCOLM CLARK.
dee2l-StE
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts
CUMDFRLAND COAL,

The Cheapest and the Besfi
FAyF YOUR ORDERS FOR YOUR
NintsI,s supply e re oiaes o. = siisslof
Tiil sss tksm promptly dilsd when ordered
ferms-ca'h On as', ~ WATSON, AGENT
a.,lg.lm lor We. LoaAg
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For Rent.

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BUILDING
"A for rent for 1857. Newly painted and IN
thorough repair. Situated en- College, between
Church and Broad. Apply 70
J. B. F0GG. or
G. n. F0GG, Jr.,
dec22-2w No. 4S North Cherry.
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FoF Renf,

T4TyE STORES on c0LfsEGE STREET,
II between Church and UnioB, ngH oeeupied
81 Messrs Briggs 4 Co.. Link. Hummer and
Bolin. possessioa given lst Jguuafy next.
Apply to JOS. v, ALLLkA.i, Azsnt.
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CrsrOM HOrsE
sheri6>s sale.

WILL BE OFFERED ON SATURDAY.
w December 2. 1860, commencing az 10
o'clock. the largest stock. Of furniture ever
offered at auction, at Bolin, Barnes < Co. e,
No. Is North COlleFe strees. Also one splendid
Piano, octave. We invite the attention Of ali
to this sale. DOLIN. BARNES 4 CO,
dec2l-1 AuctioDeers
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Engine and BOILER for sale.

A GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale at moderate price
both in firstsrate order. They are Of sufficient
tower 10 drive q mill Can be sean. and terms
IsaFned. ION application At this Office. decs-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HOMEOPATHIC.

DR. II. SHEFFIELD HAS REMOVED TO
IL No. I3s Bread street, between High
ana Vine dec2l -2Ws
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Fishing Tackle,

A most extensive and varied aaSOFtms