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CRrME-On Sunday last a gentleman,
residing along the road near Antioch, was
stopped by a white man and a negro, and
his money demanded of him. He put his
hand in his pocket, as if to get his purse,
but instead drew ont revolver, with which
he fred at the negro and killed him. The
negro's confederate fed and, though holly
pursued, succeeded in making his escape.
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ChoIee aroceriea at Totten,s.-Arrir.

Choice Groceries AZ TOtten's.-Arrived
at last, the following carefully selected and
richly prepared goods which ne 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, aerated crackers, dried
plumbs, blaekberries and eurrants oat meal sagO.
tapioca, satingloss starch Jaws, Laguayra. Mo
cha. Maricabo and Rio cofees. Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandies, at W W
Totten's q and o College street. Nashville
ortA--ff
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was falling rapidly yesterday, with
about nine feet water on Harpeth Shoals. The
weather last night indicated rain.
The Tyrone arrived from Cairo. and departed
Cor tho same port
The Dora arrived from ST. Louis, AMI will de-
part to-day on her return trip.
The Rebecca arrived in port Sunday night.
from Cincinnati, heavily loaded. She will leave
tomorrow.
by Telegraph
CIycTSs-srt Dec. 2t.-The river had fallen. up
to yesterday morning. d inches, but since then
has risen feet inches. making q feet in the
channel, Weather, morning --thermomater 40.
There was heavy rain Saturday night and the
greater portion Of yesterday. with lightning and
thunder, with mild and murky atmosphere.
which is bad on pork men. ft - ~
PJTTsRURG. Dec. 2l-Noon. nine feet
and rising. The weather is cloudy. damp and
chilly.
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A RAsCAL1Y attempt was made Saturday
night to throw the passenger train on the
Nashville and Decatur Railroad from the
track, at Spring Hill. Il was done by
breaking open the switch, and fixing II 50
the cars would not remain on the track.
The engine, tender, baggage and express
cars went OF, but the passengers cars re-
NAMED on. Happily no one was hurt
Only fend could have been guilty Of such
piece Of yillainy, jeopardizing the lives o.
hundreds Of innocent pers0na
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Mr.. CHARLES FARIss, c very respectable
young man. citizen Of HUNTSVILLE, Ala
was shot and badly wounded, in that place
on last Friday, by a stranger named Mitch
ell, hailing from Carroll county, Tenn.
who proved 10 be insane. Mitchell APP
peared to be laboring under the apprehen
sion that a man named Brady, whom he me-
on the cars, wished to kill him, and mis-
took Fariss for lhe man.
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THR toy shops, confectioneries, fancy
stores, etc, Of our city, were never better
supplied with Christmas goods than yes
terday. Almost everything imaginable
was to be found in their stocks; and, not
Withstanding the scarcity Of money, the ag-
s.esaie Of sales waR large. The boys, as
usual, enjoyed themselves hugely, and the
little giils were not behind. A pleasant
season 10 all is our greeting.
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the jury 10 the following effect:
L That BY the general law Carson was bound
TO have paid the purchase money for the gold
purchased for acconnt Of Boyle and to have
taken that gold into his own possession; and un-
less that he could show that BY special agree
ment between himself and Boyle the money was
70 remain in the hands of his agents in New
York. subject 70 theirlien for the money expend-
ed in the purchase thereof and for any balance
which might appear to be due on general ae-
count. the exeeutrix Of Boyle had right to re-
Pudiate the purchase. aud TO claim a return Of
the margins, OF other values, at the respective
times of their deposit.
2 That by the general law, and independent
Of any special usage, a broker or other factor is
bound to retain possession of the thing purchased
for account Of his principal. In the case of gold
coin, which has in itself nothing to distinguish
its value from other gold coin Of like denOmina-
ton, the broker ,fGlflls his duty BY keeping on
hand, clear of oil other contracts. an amount OF
gold coin of an equivalent value to that which
was purchased. Hence. if Carson had taken into
his actual possession the gold coin which he had
purchased for Boyle, and had subse-
Cuently appropriated the same to his own use.
he plaintiff would be entitled TO recover, unless
carson could show the existence of a usage
uniform, defaite. general and well known"
which authorized q broker to sell or otherwise
use or appropriate gold coin which he had pur.
chased for account Of his customer
The jury, under these instructions, found
4 verdict for the plaintiff for the full value
Of her demand
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NBGLBcTED COUGHs AND CoIDs.-Few
are aware Of the importance Of checking a
Cough or Common Cold" in its first
stage; that which in the beginning would
yield to mild remedy, il neglected, soon
preys upon the Lungs. '' BroWn's BroR-
chat Ihoehss,' or CoUGH LoZENGRS, afford
instant relief
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AmPOrtant.--0n and after the LIST day of jan
uary' 1867. license Of every description, must be
renewed the day they expire and all persons
commencing business. must obtain license in ad
vance.
Owners of Vehicles. licensed By law. are in
cluded in thisnotiee as well as all Others engaged
IN business Of any kind. which requires license
to be first had and obtained.
A rigid enforcement of the laws in such cases
has become necessary. and all delinquents in
future, will be held to the strictest accountable
ty. for their neglect in this particular. This Is
hefad notice. RoBT. c. FosTKR, Sd,
deezO tlstJan. Recorder.
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SPEECH BY GEN. HowARD.-GeEeral
Howard, the Chief Of the Freedmen's b.
reau, addressed a small audience Of our
colored population aud a few whites, last
night, in the Representative Hall at the
Capitol His remarks were quite enter
tanning, and were received with occasional
demonstrations Of satisfaction.
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THE SPRUCE STREET AIRoAD.-The
material for this road Is being rapidly dis
tributsd along its line and il viii soon be
laid down, and the cars placed upon it..
Our friends will be enabled TO take seat
in those cars by or before the end January.
We wish this line the most abundant sue
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FUNERAL INVITATION.

TIC friends and acQuaintances Of the Ists
FEASE AcGAyooE. are respectfully invited 70
attend has Funeral az bis residence Eve miles on
the Harding Pike, =, 10 o'clock. this morning.
December 18th
Divine services BY Rev. Messrs. P. Fail and
VI ", n, v hartoa' Burial 70 take place ct NJ
OAvot Cemetery.
o'clock.
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We had the pleasure last evening Of
meeting with J. Mcleod Heating, Esq, Of
the Memphis Argus and Commercial, and
Mr. Burreit, of the Cincinnati Gasette.
They are from Washington, and are going
South with the Congressional excursion
naTlY
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THE children attached to st. Peters
Church, in North Nashville, had delight
ful Christmas festival last evening, com
mencing at FIVE o'clock. Presents were
distributed to about eighty children.
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ARCHER CHEATHAM 4 Co.
KLINE K SHERMAN.
4. B. CHEATH4M 4 Co.

For Attorney GenerAl-EIVenth Iu-
dieiaI DistFiet.-We are authorized to an
nOunce A C. HICKEY. ESQ., as candidate for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District. composed Of the counties of Giles, Mar
rsball. Maury, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman.
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Wholesale and Rstail Book Trade.

SFLECTED ESPECIALLY FOR HOLIDAY
- Souvenirs, and for sale at ourusaal low rates.
NEW ANn ELFGANT
Bibles, PRAYER api Hymn Books;
Juvenile Gin and Toy Books;
Ladies Writing Desks ana Port kolios;
Diaries for ls67. in fine Morocco Binding;
81 Cola Pens, Pencils and Cigar Cases;
portmennaies. Pocket and Bill Books;
Card Gases, Baskets and Vases;
ChesFmen and Boards. Domlnoes and Checker
Games.
Win open on Saturday. Dec = large invoices
Of illustrated Standard POets Miscellaneous
and Popular Juvenile Books, Messrs. Crosby
WV. GAMBLE s. CO..
declQ-lw y Cherry street.
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FRI FIREl-Nesterday morning 4
FIRE broke cut in 3 frame building on the
corner Of Church and Mcereary streets,
beyond the Chattanooga depot, occupied by
Mr.. FinnegaR. II burned rapidly and was
Roon destroyed, involving the frame tene-
ment adjoining, occupied by Mr.. Nelson.
Scarcely a veslige Of either of these tene.
ments remains. Mrs. Puckeii's beading
house a very neat and substantial brick,
next 20 Nelson's, was considerably damaged
Finnegan's loss we are informed, was
covered BY an insurance Of $1,000; Mel,
sons Si.00e Mrs. Pickett was also fully
insured.
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FRANK AKIN, a negro man, was badly
hurt last Sunday, by plank which fell
from the top Of the Maxwell House on his
head, cutting the scalp to the bone. He
was insensible for some time, bnt revived
and WAS borne of
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Roots and shoes Cheap AZ go PublIe

Square.-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
will surely profit By examining my stock of
goods before supplying himself. as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTMANN,
sep6-f No. % Public Square
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hoNIcbE OK THE franklin PIKE
On Saturday evening, We learn thai ne
gro man vas killed under The following
circumstances A wagon driven bv
white man named Brown, was quietly pro
ceeding along the turnpike, near Brent
wood, when II was met by su ambulance
driven by a negro. Doe OF the other failed
to give the read according 70 custom. and
both came 10 a halt Some words ensued.
the reslilt Of which was, the negro leil his
ambulance, and in a threatening manner.
approached Mr.. Brown, saying he could
shoot a. well az other people. lie was
prOeeeding 20 carry his threat into execn-
ton, when Brown shot him. The wound
was fatal, and the ngro. whose name We
did not learn, died in two or three hours
We are not informed whether Brown wa
arrested, or any other facts in relation {,
he homicide,
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WAGONS.

I AN OFFERING FOR SALE, At s95
4 each, ny selected and thoroughly repaired
-Four Mule Army Wagons. eomPlete. with
double-tree. sinEle-trees, stretchsr. bows aud
feed box.
Am selling Army Wagons without repairs
az sac. aE a ?
The above Wagons can be ordered and received
Of Gen. N b. Forrest Commission Merchant,
Memphis, Tenn. With freight and commission
only added.
Freight TO Memphis and points above, SO.
- = slaa 5. II. STENRAS.
Dealer in Wagons. Carts. etc, Spruce street.
near the er0ssias Of n. and G. r. r., Mash
VILE. Tenn. deel8
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OUR VISITORS or THE PREss.-0n yes
terday we had the pleasure Of meeting
Messrs. Wedderburn Of the National In
teliigeaocri Spalding. of the New York
Herald; Burnett, Of the Cincinnati En-
gsurer; Heating, of the Memphis CONNER
cial and Argus and Dougherty, Of the
Louisville Journal. These gentlemen are
travelling with the Congressional tourists.
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BES HOLMES, one Of Frank PARRISH
employees, was brutality stabbed Saturday
night by another negro, without cause.
Holmes, though terribly cos, is in no dan
ger Of losing his life.
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Christlnas.-IsadOre Ozanne. l5 Summer
street. is ready to furnish all styles Of Christ
mas CONNECTIONS, sugar toys, candies, cakes.
ETC.. at as low figures as any wholesale house in
the city. As all his goods are of home manufac-
ture, he has peculiar claim on the patronage of
our people. dee1s-1w
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DEATH OF A WORTHY CITIzEN.-Col.
Frank McGavock, we are panied TO state,
died on the 23d instant, at his resi-
dence near this city, on the Harding
pike. He was one of our oldest and
worihiest citizens; distinguished for his
intelligence, enterprise and industry,
and for the generous hospitality dis
pensed to all who visited him at his elegant
and luxurious home No man in our midst
held a greater share Of the esteem and
confidence Of our citizens. A kind hus-
band and father, true friend, an able and
sagacious counsellor, his memory will long
live green in the hearts Of all who knew
him. HE funeral viii take place at his
residence this morning at 10 O'clock.
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Tennessee Bonds, new, 6gc silver .............l23
Also. highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished when desired.
Deposits received and Exchangs furnished
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, ERs
land, ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHECKs cashed at best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union and Cherry street, OppI-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hours, A. II. 20 8 p. Il.
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A Sure Pile CuFe.-DR. GILBRRr'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. RoMAINF, Manager. No.
SIS Broadway New York. Inoylg-Sm
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THE city was quite lively yesterday, as a
matter Of course. Santa Claus was making
preparations all day long for the happiness
he is bestowing this morning He is a
success
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FHEpew stock Of carpets, Just received
by Cameron, Grier & Co. are the finest
they have ever had in their house. and at
l0weE prices
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BLANK LEAsEs-Of the most approved
form, beautifully printed on excellent pa
per, for sale at this Office.
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II YOU want beautiful black 0r fanny
silk dress pattern, for a small sum Of money,
20 "a CAMERON, GRIER & Co.
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Special NOfiee.-ThOse who have not
already been supplied with pure Scotch and
Irish Whisky. and other ins Liquors for Holiday
use. are hereby notified to appear with their
demijohns and kegs for repIenishing, at
ROBRRT THoNPsoE's,
dec2l-2R No. d South Market straet
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THR DIS
4 PATCH Printing Odce, corner Bank and
Rrlnters' Alleys. Its well adapted for Printina
Office, Furniture Factory, OF ctheT purposes
Apply 20 Jno. Wallace. at this Once. or To Dr.
J. b. Lindsey. 50 \. Cherry street.
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GREAT bargains in dry goods, at
CAMERON, GRTER q Co.
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We will sell oEr dress goods for less
money than those that advertise TO sell at
cost. No'humbug.
CAMERON, GRIER 4 Co.
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Why Delay purchasing your Coal until you
are entirely out and the weather biting cold,
when Knight Bros, No. % Church street, are
selling their choice Round Coal at ONLY 90 90
PER LOAD. delivered in any part of the sitv
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Christmas and New Years GiTis.-A
large lot Of Photograph Albums Port Foiios,
new style Of Writing Desks. and many other
articles suitable for gifts. Call at cnee.
C. D. BENSON,
dee23-u "a Union street.
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros, on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. a. Church street.
nOY4
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Just Received. q large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LASDE h Bios.
nOvl-2m Al North College street.
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Buy one Of Those useful and elegant
BLACK SILKS at Thompson Brothers. and
make your wife happy on Christmas morning.
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THes. 3. MARI, Pres't. L. q. TARHox, Cash
NATIONAL SAYINGS, COMPANY.

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for uncurreut
money. These quotations are liable 10 huctuate, but
may DO depended GU a sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be received by mail express II for
Warded without delay.
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ANOTHER large lot Of carpets, oil-eloihs
and Curtains Just received By
CAMERON, 6RIER 3 90.
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GREAT bargains in dress goods and
cloaks At CAMERON, GRIFR & Go.
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The Hest Blacksmith Coal in the cts
for sale by knight Bros. at Twenty Cents per
bushel. Also packed in hogsheads ready fer
shipment in q moments notice. dees
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For Christmas Gins.-Toys, Dolls, Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes, False Faces and Willow
Ware. in great variety.
0UyTRATH & SCHGFF
dee2-2t % Union street.
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DoST fail to go to Cameron, Grier &
Co.'S, and see the new styles of carpeting
just received.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Always I'm FashiOn.-ThOse beautiful
Point Lace HandA srohiefs and Collars. just re
eeived at Thompson Brothers. are always appro-
pirate for Christmas Offs. deco 81
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sATURDAY. JANUARY u. 1se7.

r. MeP. Smith and others VS.. f. P. Cook.
i ChSncery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause rendered at the May Term, 1865, |
will sell at the Court House at Nashville, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
The following lots in Baleh 4 Whitesides Add-
ton to Nashville, viz:
l. Lot No. / Of Lot No. q. fronting rs feet on
College street, and running back along Jackson
street l441z feet.
2. Lots Nos and 2 Of Lot No II, fronting,
together, 100 feet on Water street, opposite the
landing.
TERNsSix, twelve and eighteen months
credit. Notes required with personal security.
aud lien retained, and sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
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For Evansville, Louisville and Gin.
CIOsISa PRICES.
N.sHYILIt. Nov. %. 1sGi

WING. ToBEY & CO.. Bankers and Deale rs
In Gold Silver, Government Stocks and Compound
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday st
1881, was 1881 at 1870, and closed at
1884. The rate here was $50 buying, and
1873 selling.
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OOn't Forget the Christmas ClOaks and
Furs that the Thompson Brothers are selling so
cheap. dec22- 81
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Market street. [dec2I-2t
W. Z. Wards Seminary for Young
Ladies'. No. 10 spruce s1reet-THE FrxEsr
School BUILBISo II THE STATE. The grade Of
scholarship equal to any school in the North.
A corps of Teachers exeelled by none. The
Music Department very superior. each pupil
practising on a new piano in a nice warn room
alsne. Latin is speciality thorcughly taught,
without extra charge French by a native
teacher. The table comforts fully With the char
aeter Of the school.
Pupils entering with the new year will have
six successive months for study.
W. E. WARD. Principal
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SeaIed PrODOs0Is.

Sealed Proposals.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH A LAW OF THE
city OF Nashville the Committee on me
Workhouse will receive sealed proposals until
veive O'Clock on Tuesday. the 18th Decembes
istant for furnishing the Morkhouse With
oupd. merchandise meats for the use Of the
inmates for the ensuing twelve m0nths-the
quantity to be furnished as may be demanded.
The law requires the contract % De awarded 20
the lowest bidder.
Proposals should be left with the undersigned
Al the Hermitage House, Church street. BY or
before the time above designated.
JAMES SLOAN,
declQlw Chm Workbouse Com.
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John Frierson, Adm'r, vs.. John Williams
and others.
A. Wheless vs. James Wheless and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chsncery Court at Nashville, / will sell at
the Court House. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1867,
The very commodious Brick Dwelling on High
street the second door in the rear Of Diekey's
Mill, the lot fronts q feet inches and runs back
90 feet to the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
This house IS now occupied by Mr.. Plunkett,
who viii furnish any desired information.
Persons desiring convenient residence are
requested to examine the premises before the
day Of sale.
fERMs OF SALE-Credits Of six. twelve, eiSh-
teen and twenty four months, with interest from
day OF sale. Notes required with approved so
curity and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption.
MORTON B, HOW ELL, c. and NJ,
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TIN PLATE, STOVES, ETC.

TIN PLATE, STOVES, ETC.
ZEO BOXES TIN PLATE;
25 Piss:BlOekSTin;
. bundles Wire. assorted;
$50 sheets assorted Copper;
100 bundles .. a and % Sheet Iron;
30 assorted Cooking Stoves. Of best make
and patterns
. Wrought Iron Cook Stoves. Of cur own
make.
g Cooking Stoves for coal
50 assorted sizes Wood Stoves;
20 open front Stoves for coal;
70 Cannon Stoves for Coal
500 assorted sizes Skillets;
80 assorted sizes Ovens;
go assorted sizes Biscuit Bakes;
800 English Pots. 2 to Is gallons;
so Kettles. 2tO 40 gallons;
100 pairs common Dog Irons.
We are agents for. and put up in best style
Furnaces for Churches, stores. Etc.
. Marb,eized MAntels, complete;
100 Common and Fine CRATES. complete;
o Common Jam Crates, complete.
Being agents for the manufacturers Of Crates.
We can supply them at low rates.
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" l. x r. T. AhbhhSoAs FTOpflelOrS.
Golden Wedding. Sparkling CaIaWb a,
Dry CatawbR, Isabella, ese.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are exeelled yb
nOne-either native or foreign.
SOldSby