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lestsnt change 81 GESTURE tlurinr tie past month
The stocks h that port have been considerabI,
reduced within the past two months. Were there
ne other causes 90 prevent, this reduction Of
moe y ~. .etess aayease asEoad but il
especially those Of the large manufacturing dis
district Of Lancashire. are working on Short
time. owing q the great decrease in the demand
tor yarns and cloths STOKE Of which have lareelv
accumulated in first hands. And besides thiS.
during the last twenty years, English spinners
nays never before sent 50 few orders TO New
tons are also INDUCED in regard TO supplies from
lrazu and the East. All these e0nsiderati1ns
Eaturaly preye1s any material advance IN
IayeTPoeE and Hith this fact in view. and with
as large crop, in this country As vas estimated
months ago when prices we're higher, there may
not De much Of IN advance until after our
entrance upon the new year. There Is, however,
must improve after present heavy receipts lessen;
and the more sangnine predict ID 20 so cents in
side Of sixty days; bat all opinions are merely
speesaistiye 50 long IS any 9peertainty exists as
crop correspondents have during the past three
weeks, reduced their estimates from two millions
to one and three-quarter millions, and In some
cases TO one and half millions bales.
All the indications point to short
crop and to higher prices than are now
current. The greater portion Of those en-
5eSON ~ Pt~deAAb NoteoA ArNNCu AuOltf aS
soon as the crop could be thrown upon the
market, to pay their hands and other ex-
penses, or perhaps meet factors advances.
Spectators have been aware Of this and
have seized the opportunity to depress the
markets and cause prices 10 decline. This
pinch has been pretty nearly If not quiet
passed by the cotton planters, and those
now having cotton can afford to hold it
until the staple viii command better prices.
1t viii be seen that Messrs. Morton,
Slaughter & Co. anticipated rise early in
the coming year, and they are not alone in
advancing this opinion. Parties who can
hold their cotton for two months will GER
tainly realize better prices than if they sell |
now.
The stock of coffee in first hands in the
country compares with previous reports as
l..
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The above steamers VII commence their regular
trips the frst opening q navigation In the Cum
beIland river, aud continue 70 run regularly
throughout the basiness season, - PER above sche
ue. Making clos connection az Cairo with the reg
leans izsaing thr0ugh Tickets 80 Passengers, and
giving through Bills 81 Lading for Freights 10 the
shove cities and all eyaiiable way iAndugs, a. the
very lowest rates EF1ry sort VIII b. Esze BY the
Oeierrs and Agents q tbs lne % render II reliable
and deserving ths Patfeasgs Of ShipISrs and the
travelling pHhiic.
o0RnETT 4 BOYD, special Aeents,
No. q Rroni sfrssi, Upper Wharf Esahyllo, fsnR.
sspslssm
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NoTmEo DoSE-Nothing Of interest
was done at theseversl Magistrates offices
yesterday. Business was confined to civil
suits exclusively, which, by the way, are
very plenty. sueing a man Tor money is
considered polite style of dunning, and
usually much more satisfactory 10 the cred
itor
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A IL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the estate Of Reddiek summer deceased.
are hereby notified 70 file the same with the
Sierk Of the County Court Of Stewart county.
state Of Tennessee. on CT before the l0th day al
~ eilil 1885, legally authenticated in order that
aceordance With the acts Of the LEGISLATURE oil
the state Of Tennessee relative 10 insolvenf
estates. This the 5th day Of December. Is;B
decs-4tWs EDMUND EINSON. Adm
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MARRIAGE LIcExcRs.-The foIlowin

MARRIAGE LICENCES following
marriage licences were issued from No
vember 23d to December 9TH:
Frederick A. Draper to Mary H. Harris.
VIM. Link to Rebecca Jane Anderson.
Henry Wade to Elizabeth Ross.
Jas NJ. Clymer to Mary Jane Corbitt.
Thos Drake TO Susan Morris.
Jas. ~ Bradshaw TO Kittie Rowzee.
Divid fitzgerald to Mary O'Bryan
Jas II. Ruggles TO Harriet A. Mcfarland.
Thos. J. Webb 10 Martha A. Pinkerton.
Geo. n. Peas to Mary Crosway.
j. s. Wright TO Elizabeth Castleman.
Jas. p Kirkman TO Mary W. Nichol.
Perry NJ. Cole to Mamie s. Cole
r. B. Murray to Elizabeth Pew.
Isaac n. Dortch to Louisa 7. Ross.
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THE HANLoN BROTHERS. first en-.
tertainment Of the Hanlon Brothers will
be given at Masonic Hall on Monday
evening. Their arrival will certainly he
a treat in amusement circles after the long
dearth of anything downright attractive,
The brothers completed on Saturday night
3 two weeks engagement of unexampled
success in Louisville. As gymnasts, they
are certainly the most wonderful perform
ers in the world. Their feats, for GOODNESS,
daring and grace, must be witnessed. No
description can do them justice. We pre-
dict for the the troupe series of crowded
houses during their short stay in Nashville.
Tomorrow the gentlemanly and ener-
getic agent of the combintion, Mr.. c.
Amory Bruce, leaves for Memphis, where
the Hanlons will next appear.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.-By an advertise
ment in another column it win be seen
that before q shipment is made a contract
must be made, determining the rate Of
freight Capt. Egan is the down town
agent Of the route, and shippers must each
day make a special agreement with him.
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REGRATING. - An individual named
Jack Bentley was yesterday fined twenty
nine dollars in the Police Court lor vio-
lating the ordinance prohibiting Che buy
ing in market to sell again. NoiWithstand-
ing all the efforts Of the authorities to break
up this practice, the law is daily disre-
garded
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RY RESOLUTION PASSED AT A LATE
~ meeting Of the City Council. the COMMITTEES
on Ceneierles was directed % make examination
= 70 sultahie grounds sra nav cemetery. Per-
sons living in the vicinity Of Nashville. who own
and wish to sell any grounds suitable for such
purpose, are requested 70 leave notice Of the
iact With the Myor OF Auditor AZ his Office before
me lst1 INST. b. 5. RHEA,
0cco-lW tBI Oh n ftau,afnr,s Tsnrs
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Another Fatal railroad Acct dent.

Our Geographic columns yesterday con.
tanned brief notice of serious and fatal
railroad accident which occurred on the
Memphis, GAINESVILLE and Louisville Rail.
road The train which left Louisville al
4:3O Thursday evening, ran off the track a
few hundred yards north OF Budd's Creek,
where a tregtlework some fifteen, and in
places twenty, feet high carries the road
over a high ravine. The locomotive
crashed through the trestle work followed
by the baggage car, the passenger coach and
the sleeping car. The result was terrible,
Mr.. Mcclure, the express agent, and q
German passenger were instantly killed
while Mr.. Howard, the baggage master
was severely injured, suffering a fractured
leg and arm. The passengers were all
more or less hurt, A gentleman from
GAINESVILLE yesterday, reports twenty-five
or thirty severely injured, several Of whom,
it is feared, cannot survive Immediately
after the accident conveyanees were pro.
cured, and the wounded were transferred
with all speed to GAINESVILLE, about eight
miles distant, where they received prompt
medical attendance. The damage to the
road was repaired, we understand, yester-
day, and trains now run as usual.
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A LADY IN South Nashville, a few days
ago, employed a woman to pickle some
cabbages for her The woman, however
proved to be rather meroenary in her
views, reversed the operation by cabbaging
the lady's pickles, since which time she has
not been heard FROM
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A FORTUNE Taller CONF TO GRIEF.

A FORTUNE TELLER CONF TO GRIEF
A eolored man, named Henry Williams,
was brought mp before the Police Court
yesterday on a charge Of indulging in the
anfiquated employment Of telling fortunes.
This pleasant recreation has been pro-
nounoed an oaense bya city ordinance. and
Williams having been found guilty, was
fined fity-iour dollars. His fortune tell
ing does not seem 10 have melted any large
sum 20 the dusky necromaneer, as he was
unable 10 produce the spondulix. He was
accordingly sent down to the limestone re-
treat, where he win have an opportunity Of
testing his skill in the lie Of fracturing
,-nriru
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THE streetshave been villainously muddy
for a day or two past, and some Of the
crossings have absolutely been almost i'm
psssable. A little labor applied by the
Street Committee az the instructions Of
streets in the way Of cleansing out the OBJ
nozious 9Th, would be appreciated by
everybody. We merely suggest the mat
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold continues in its downward move
ment, having opened in New York yester
day 1881. declined to 1884 at 1880, wa
1875 at 1890 and closed at 1875 at4P. n
There is scarcely any thing doing in gold
here and small lots only are offered fol
sale. while there Is no outside demand
whatever. Brokers were paying ls6@lS7
and were holding at 1S9.
As the lines were down most of the day
yesterday We did not receive the quotations
for Government Securities.
Currency is working closer than ever,
and in consequence Exchange on New
York could not be disposed of for less than
I discount, while Banks are selling at par.
Bank Of Tennessee is very firm at soc
buying ana SIC selling. The demand here
is confined almost entirely to Brokers.
Planters Bank is bought at soc and is held
at SIC. Union Bank is firm at TIC buying
and SOC selling.
Southern Bank notes are dull and in no
demand. -.s-sf rVT ,rf,If
Nashville Corporation Checks could not
be sold at better than l2c discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9Th inst. as follows $4,000 ex-coupons
at 7Os, $4,000 at 7lc, $4,000 new at 7Olc,
$4,000 at 70Ie 5000 at 7Osc, and 5000
at 70lc
The statements Of the banks in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia shows the
following: - .,...st,
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THE Sons OF Temperance are increasing
rapidly in this city. Last year the order
numbered but little over one hundred,
while the strength Of the order now is fully
six hundred.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Tri Weekly Packet Line.

A HE ABoYE LINE COMPRISES THE SOL
! ioEing splzndid Passenger Packets, leaving
Eashviiia during the season As follows:
FANNY BRANDIEs, JoHS T. CARTEEIGsF Mas
ter, leaves Hashvilla TuESDATSat II Of clock u.
NASHVILLE, WuET SIHKs Master, lssFOs Mash
ville THURSDAGs, 81 az o'eiock H.
TYRONE foH- HAREos, Master, lsavss sATHR-
DAYS, At y O'Clock 4.
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FIRsT FACE

Was a dash Of a mile for the ehalleng
plate, valued al 81 500, Cor two year Odds
$50 entrance, p. P. There wereten entries
out Of which the following six horses cam,
to the scratch, apparently in excellent con
dition:
r. II. AIexander's Canada, by Lexington.
dam Cataipa By Cripple. ............-..-.......
Cottrills c. T. by Daniel Boone, dam By Glen
Alhambra, by Lexington. dam Amanda, by
C0ttTill's =. By Daniel Boone, dam, Maggie
G., By Brown
Mo0res b. T. By Roger, dam Angelina by imp.
Albion
Smiths c. G. By Star Davis. dam CatOna by
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PERsoNAL.-Col. H. NJ Ashby, Of the
celebrated Ashby cavalry Of the Confeder-
ate army Of Virginia, was in The city yes
terday, on a visit, and viii remain several
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Nor A BURGLAR, AFTER ALL.--The
other night an exciting scene took place at a
boarding house in Edge6eld. II was late,
and the family had retired to rest. Sud
denly the lady who kept the house was
awakened by some one getting into the
house. She was certain that everybody
was in the room that belonged there, and
the thought occurred to her, strengthed by
the steaIthy manner in which the sup
posed intruder moved about, that it was
burglar. The conviction paralyzed sound
and motion for a moment, but quickly
recovering, she screamed with all her
might; and, picking up some arcticle Of
furniture she rushed valorously 10 the
door and flung it at the supposed robber,
who was in the hall. At the same time a
young man, who boarded in the house, ap-
pered at the head of the stairs, and
launched 3 spittoon at the head of the
ruthless invader Of peaceful houses, and
the would-be despoiler Of an unofending
boarding house. This sudden and unex-
pected assault was too much for the "bur-
glar," who beat a precipitate retreat, his
footsteps soon rafting in the distance, as he
legged it down a muddy alley.
The occurrence had alarmed the whole
house, and the landlady, looking them over,
exclaimed: "Why, where's my son ?'
No one had seen him. All stared into
each others faces for moment, when
sudden thought appeared to strike them
simultaneously. Perhaps the burglar, So
called, was only the son trying to get in.
All doubt about it was removed at this
moment by the entrance of the son, who
had stolen cautiously back to guard against
another repulse. The principal actors in
the drama looked a little foolish at first,
when the matter was explained, but at
length they all joined in the hearty laugh
which conYulsed the boarders.
H. b. PLUMBIER Go, at Masonic Tenn
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THE new stores being erected, corner OF
Church and Market, viii be enclosed in a
few days The building will DE readysior
occupancy in A few weeks.
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0'NEILL's u. 5. CLAM AGENCY.
No. 30 CEDAR ST., lUP StaiTsD

NashVlIIe, Ienn.J
A Ii CLASSES OF LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
n against the United States Government
promptly collected. Particular attention given
to claims for Equalization Of Bounty. Parties
who have Sled claims Ut my Office, and who have
not heard from me lately in reference 10 them.
are requested 10 send me their present pOstOiiice
the postal arrangements since their claims were
filed, and letters are being returned 10 me every
day unealled for. i intend visiting Washington
soon for the purpose Of urging a speedy settle
ment OF all claims nov in ny hands. and u IL
important that should be able 70 COMMUNICATES
with claimants promptly as additional evidence
will have 10 be furnished in many cases, and
claim. Money ADVANCED 3n ofieefs'. soldiers
and citizens elaiEs.
I am also agent Tor the National Steam Navi-
CATION COmpany-steamers between New Ork,
Liverpool, and Queenstown. Ireland.
p. o. BOX 254. JOHN O'NEAI.L.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES - EPISCOPAL -
Church Of the Advent, South Vine street.
Services at II A. N. and 3 P. NJ Seats
free. Rector, Rev. james Moore, residing
at Shelby Female Institute, Broad street.
s.. Peters Chapel, North Summer street,
between Madison and Monroe streets. Rev.
W. T. Helms, Pastor. Divine service at
IL O'Clock A. A.; Sunday school az 2 pm.
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SALE OF FORT JONES,
Chattanooga, Tennessee.

y. $ ENeNEER's OFFIcE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.. Dec s. 1896.
&EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ % this Oaice until Thursday, December 20
800, Tor the purchase Of Fort Jones. situated
near 7.e. she Union Depot, at Chattan0Oga. Tenn.
This Fort contains a large amount Of cuf an
dressed stone, one magazine and other fxttras.
proposals should be addressed 10 Brevet Maj.
tee Burroughs, Corps Engineer L. S. A., Box
80. Nashville, Tenn" Proposals should give the
pestonioe address, plainly written BIZ parties
making the proposal
By command Of Mai. Gen THoNas. I. s.A.
GEORGE BURROUGHS,
Captain Of Engineers and Bvt' Major II. s. A.
dao8-St -
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Choice Groceries at TOtten,s.-Arri,

Choice Groceries at TOtten's.-Arrived
at last. the following carefully selected and
ichIy prepared goods. which he IS selling very
Jew for cash. at wholesale and retail: Fresh can
ned fruits. green peas corn, egg plHmbs, green
cages. shaker preserves, gaava jelly. ealves-feet
jelly. Cox's gelatine, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs blaekberries and eurrants. cat meal sage,
tapioca, satingloss starch. Java, LaguayTa. Mo-
cha, Maricabo and Rio eOHees. Also imported
and domestic wines and brandies. at W. W
Totten's, p and 9 College street, Nashville.
oct4-tf
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CAPT ToN. Doom Of Glasgow, KY,
well known to many Of the former students
Of the Lebanon Law School, has become
the assistant editor Of the Glasgow Times.
We knew Capt Dodd as a student Of Centre
College, Kentucky, but more intimately as
n companion in arms He is witty, writes
plentifnlly, and viii wielda ready and tren-
chant pen. We welcome him to a sphere
Cor which his capabilities 80 richly endow
him
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Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely ont and the weather biting cold.
when knight Bros. No. ~ Church street, are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY So 90
PER LOAD. delivered in any part of the city.
lag
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ARCHER CHE1THAM 4 Co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
X. B. CHEATHAN 4 Co.
nov2sm

For Attorney Geaeral-EIvenfh Ju-
dieiRl Destructive are authorized to an
nounce Arc. HICKEY. ESQ.,, as candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed of the counties of Giles, Mar
rshall. Maury. Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
nnu1Q-ih u - I'll
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SlOO to $3.50 per Month.
VUANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
wv Male and Female, to sell the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sea-
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
viii stitch. hem. fell tuck, bind Guilt. braid. and
embr0ider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even AFTER every second stitch y cut. Every ma
chine warranted three year. send for circulars.
BLISS & MoEATHRON,
Manufacturer Southern Agents,
dsc5-2m Louisville. ny.
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NASHVILLE CTTT DrREcToRy- THIRD
ASNUAL IssUE-Mr. E d. King, the pub
Usher of the Nashville City Directory, has
just commenced canvassing the city for the
new edition, which win be ready Tor de-
livery about the first of March. The
re-numbering Of the houses how in pre-
gress) and the numerous removals and
changes which are to take place the first of
the year, will neceesitale the gathering Of
the general information, regarding the city,
embodied in the Directory, aaer the first
Of January. As an advertising medium
the Directory is unsurpassed. We recon-
mend it to the patronage Of our business
men as being one Of the most desirable
means Of reaching the public eye. Many
desirable features will be added to the
present edition Of the Directory, which
will make it an invaluable companion in
every eounting-room and Office of the city.
II will be published from this Office, and
will be printed from new type, purehashed
expressly for the work. II is the determi-
nation Of the publisher to present cor
rect and reliable business guide, and one
which will prove a credit to Nashville as a
commercial city.
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The Best BlReksmfth COaI in the city
for sale by knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushsl. Also packed in hogsheads ready for
shipment in moments notice. does
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Marlter


Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. s.-Sales SO hhds leaf tobac-
co. rates unchanged; sales Of l28 bales middlng
cotton at 30.9Sl bacon. shoulders Is. clear sides
green sab nsI5 t uI @ss 2rk M ssS s9Ss
Red Wheat CO. old eoFn 90. new s3a6t oats Sc;
sugar l21z; whisky 2 Is.
New Orleans Market.
NEW 0RLE1Ns, Dec. Section active and
prices firm; low middling 2sc; middling Sic; sales
5000 bales; receipts $50. Sugar in good demand
prices firm; fair l0c; fair to choice l1lIdl2I
M0lasses dali % lover tatr SOC; prime TO choice
6Oa65. Gold 3711. Sterling 50. York sight = dis
count. Freights unchanged.
New York Money MaPkef.
NKw YORK, Dec s.-Ths COmmsrcial's money
article says the demand for money from stock
brokers is quite limited. and discount transac-
lions are light; 65z9l Y cent for prime names
There Is again surplus Of national bank cur
rency IN the banks, and loans In that form are
offered, free OF interest. for short periods and II
the gold market appears TO favor, still further
periods. Exports being put cut quite freely and
purchases TO cover contracts, may be expected to
produce an upward turn.
New York Prosluce Market.
NEw York. Dec. s.--Cotton dun. Flour dull
at 81 4O99 . for suPerdne Western; So l0gl0 50
for common 10 medium SO 000ll 90 for con-
mon to good shipping brands and extra round
hoop Ohio; 81 50gl3 90 for trade brands
closing quiet Whisky quiet Wheat without
decided change. Rye dull. Corn irregular and
SC lower; closing az 81 l09l II. in store and
l51zc for unsound. Oats more active and le
better. Pork quiet and steady at so 90620 50
for old mess SIS 30 for prime; S2l 90 for new
mess, sellers option for January. Cut meats
heavy, at 99l0e for shoulders; 101H912l<c for
hams. Dressed hogs 1880. Lard steady and
H.#
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Boots and shoes Cheap az go PubIie

Square.-In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he a consumer or q merchant
will surely profit BIZ examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself as am quite in
earnest to give bargains. Max. L. GUTTNAxN,
sep6-tf No. % Public Square.
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The nTahIIe Races

The races over the Magnolia Course com
mencend on Monday last. Track heavy,
and weather unfavorable. We give sum
naries Of the sport of the first and second
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Cameron. Grier & Co. have just received
the largest and finest lot of Carpetings and Oil
Cloths they have ever had in their house before.
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THE CITY

OUR Cry SUBSCRIBERS who fail to re-
oeiTe their paper regularly win confer
faver by making the fact known At our
counting room. The consolidation Of the
several routes Of the carriers Of the UsToN
AND AMERICAN and ofthe DISPATCH, and
the necessary reorganization under the
new order, has been attended Eith some
unavoidable confusion, bat in few day
We can promise the old regularity.
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Don't Fail tOcaEl at Cameron, Grier & Co.'S
and see their beautiful Carpets and Curtains.
No trouble To show goods dec7-tf
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For Christmas GIfts-Toys. Dolls. Fancy
Goods. Work Boxes. False Faces and Willow
Ware. in great variety.
GUNTRATH 4 SoHIFF,
deco Dot 20 Union street.
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Forty Bales of new styles Of Carpets just
received by CAMERON. GRIER & Co.