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The HANLoNs.-The Hanlons gave their
initial entertainment last night at Masonic
Hall to a crowded and enthusiastic house
We have seen the performances of the
Brothers before, but, we must say, they
seem actually to improve They have
added several new feats since the time
when we first watched them in breathless
wonder ndsuspense. We never saw any,
thing approaching the "fying" feats Of
the Hanlons in GOODNESS, daring, and grace.
The flying feat cannot be described to con-
yey proper notion of its DARING. 1t is
the most thrilling acrobatic exhibition we
ever witnessed. To be sure it is only climb
ing rope, and swinging on ladders sus-
pended by your feet and then leaping from
the arms OF one man to another fifteen or
twenty feet distant-a feat easily imagined,
but to do the thing itself To see it done
is quite enough for ordinary nerves. III
there is a fall it is a matter Of broken bones
at the best. Ii ought 10 be seen, once at
least, that you may comprehend the extent
to which physical training may be carried.
Other feats of the HanlOns requiring grace,
agility, GOODNESS, courage, and great strength
are very admirable-their tumbling, pos
turing, climbing up three men high, and
climbing down again, etc, etc, Go and see
and you will enjoy: The tight rope dane
ing by Signorita Rosita was unusually ex-
cellent and the wonderfully well-trained
dogs and monkeys of Professor Tanner
afforded capital entertainment. The per-
Torrance closed with the Shadow Panto-
mime"-one of the. most curious and anus.
ing exhibitions we have ever seen. To
those who have little folks we say let them,
And by the bye, we ought to add, that one
Of the features of the entertainment is the
remarkable juggling Of Mons. August
who is a marvel in his way. The Hanlons
give their second entertainment this even
ing. Don't fail to see them.
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WINTER IN Coon EARNEST. - The
weather clerk suddenly came to his senses
on Sunday night, and remembering that
It was winter, gave Us a touch ofthe genu-
inc old Boreal regions. The temperature
fell rapidly during the evening, and yester-
day morning there vas ice on sheltered wa
ter almost thick enough for skating pur-
poses. The sky Was cloudless throughout
the entire day yesterday, and the wind, q
portion Of the time, blew perfect hurricane.
Pedestrians hurried along the lee sides Of
the streets with great coats on and thick
shawls, while red faces, violet colored noses
and waisry eyes proclaimed most emphati-
cally the keenness of the air. Should the
weather continue al the present tempera-
tire, a snow-storm would be no strange
thing WheEl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prof Pratf's Dancing school. oppo-
site the Maxwell House, Cherry street. This
place Of resort has become standard and sue
cessfal Institution for thorough knowledge Of
the calestheHie art. 1t is not for the dancing
taught that makes this plaes 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 nishts We would re-
mark to those whom il concerns.'to commence
Immediately. as no better opportunity ever will
be offered deelI-9t
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ANALOGOUS RoBBERY.-Capt. McComas,
of the steamer Dora, brings information of
a daring robbery Perpetrated last week,
near Rock Castle, some fifty miles below on
the Cumberland. Three armed men, in
open daylight, came into the store Of Mr..
Smith, near that place, and threatened him
with instant death il he made any resist
ance, robbed the drawer Of over $500, and
helped themselves TO some $50 worth Of
clothing They then placed the merchant
in skih, took him down the river few
miles and gave him his liberty. Much ex-
element exists in the vicinity, and armed
parties are making diligent hunt for the
audacious williams.
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LARCENY OF A WHP.-A negro named
Jerry Jerriatt was brought before Squire
Wilkinson yesterday, on the charge Of hav-
ing stolen whip from hack on Cedar
street. In default Of bail, the delinquent
was sent to Jail to appear at the Criminnl
Court
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Meeting Of Ihs Chamber Of COrnrnerC

meeting OF tAe NnaAnbeE OF commerce
A NEw ADVANCEMENT ON THE TAPr
DAILY MEETINGS TO BE Held, Ere.
ErC-A CHARTER To BE APPLIED For
"A meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
merce was held yesterday at P. NJ. Presi.
dent Ray in the chair.
The minutes of the last two called meet.
ings we're read and approved.
Mr. I. 3. Sample, chairman Of the com
mittee appointed TO take action in regard to
raising money for the purpose Of testing the
legality Of the three cent government tax,
reported that he had tried 10 get the COM
mittee together for the purpose of taking
action in the matter, but he had been I'M
successful, and consequently nothing had
been done. Upon his request the COM
mittee were discharged.
Mr.. r. B. Chatham, chairman of the
committee appointed to confer with Mr.
W. Gordon concerning 4 proposition made
by that gentleman 20 take charge of the
Board Of Trade, either as President or Sec
rotary, furnish a suitable room for meet
ings, provide daily papers, kilograms, etc,
etc, all for three thousand dollars per
year. Mr.. Chatham read oommunica-
ton from Mr., Gordon, setting forth in the
rough, the plan which he lMr, Gordon)
desired to inaugurate. That gentleman be-
lieved that the Chamber could never pros
per 80 long as the transactions were limited
simply TO private sales, while meetings, per-
hapS were held only once per week. Hepro-
posed, should themembers accept his pro-
position, 10 keep the Chamber open from
= A. NJ, 20 p. NJ, each day, 70 have a
regular hour for stock transactions. Cor pri-
vatesales, and also regular time for public
auctions. when he should receive angular
fee such as he should set himselfior selling
20 members or outsiders such articles, at
wholesale, as members might desire
Mr.. Gordon being present, was invited TO
explain some points Of his plan, which he
did 20 the perfect satisfaction of those pre-
sent, the members all speaking favorably
Of the scheme. Mr. Cheatham paid Mr.
Gordon high compliment as being an old
and highly successful merchant of Nash
vile, and man upon whom the Chamber
might depend.
Upon motion Of Mr. Mccain, a commit.
tee Of FIVE was appointed TO negotiate with
Mr.. Gordon in behalf Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, their action TO be final.
Mr. Mccain announced that the CON-
mittee appointed with reference to a charter
we're ready 20 report. The bill to be pre-
scented to the Legislature, and entitled an
act to incorporate the Nashville Board OF
Trade sud Chamber Of Commerce, was then
read, and BY vote pronounced satisfactory.
The committee were continued 10 sac that
the bin was properly presented to the
House
The Chamber then sdjoured.
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THE EFFBcr OF A RUMoR.-The rumor
concerning the school fund having been
Hypothetical and lost, which got abroad in
the streets yesterday, made a great stir
among holders Of State Bank money. Large
sums changed hands in the space Of a couple
Of hours. One man sold $4,000
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A WApcH THEF.-A negro named An
drew Wallace was arrested yesterday and
brought before Squire Wilkinson, charged
with having stolen a watch valued at SS5.
He was sent 10 jail in default Of 81 900 bail,
for a further examination, before Squire
Wilkinson next Wednesday.
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VIZ learn that our fellow -townsman, Col
J. w. Paramore, Of the firm Of Paramore'
Sewers & CO., United States Claim Agents
returned yesterday from Washington City
whore he has been for several months past
attending TO the collection of a large
amount Of claims in their hands, in which
be has been very successful. The Colonel
viii return TO Washington City soon after
the holidays, aud those having claims
against the government will do well to
place them in the care Of the above firm.
Capt Frank Sewers will attend to the du-
tiesof the Office at % North Cherry street,
during the absence Of the Colonel. Give
them a cali.
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COUGHS, HoARsENEss and the various
throat affections to which public speakers,
military officers and singers are liable, re-
lieved by Browns Bronchial Troches."
Having direct influence to the affected
parts, they allay pulmonary irritation. The
freedom from all deleterious ingredients
makes the Troches a safe remedy for the
most delicate female, or youngest child,
and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by those who use them.
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OFFICERS OF KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.-We
give below a list Of officers Of Grand Com
mandery Of knights Templars elected for
the ensuing year: .. ......
Sir John McClelland, of Nashville, G..
Commander.
Sir VIM. Maxwell, Of Newbern, Deputy
G.. Commander
Sir J. NJ Gilbert, of Mckenzie, G. Gen
eralissimo.
Sir James L. Strickland, Of Camden, G.
Captain General.
Sir Rev. VIM. j. Mahan, Of Dyersburg,
G.. Prelate.
Sir George L. Porter, of Brownsville,
Senior g. Warden.
Sir VIM. f. Mcneil, Of Lavinia, Junior
q. Warden.
Sir w. H. Horn, Of Nashville, G. Treas
urer.
Sir Charles A. Fuller, of Nashville, G.
Recorder.
Sir David Cook, ofLebanon, G. Standard
Bearer.
Sir John zent of Memphis, G. Sword
Bearer
Sir Robert F. Evans, of shelbyyille, G.
Warder. -.I.
Sir George sieferle, of Nashville, g..
SenGnel.
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FIRE IN ATLANTA fire, which oc-
CURED at atlanta, Ga, Sunday morning,
destroyed saFeral business houses on Peach
Tree street, amongst them the grocery
store Of Burnham & Wands--a branch Of
the firm Of that name in this city.
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New Cemetery.

RI A RESOLUTION PASSED AT ALATE
~ meeting Of the City Council, the COMMITTEES
on cemeteries was directed to make examination
~ 20 suitable grounds fora new cemetery. Per-
sons living in the vicinity Of Nashville. who own
anu wish 70 sell any grounds suitable for such
purpose, are requested 70 leave notice Of the
!aet WITH the Myor or Auditor at his Office before
ne A9tn INST Il. s. RHEA
deCS-lW ri t,bs, C,,,.f,,-,, 90,
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POLICE CoURT.-There was small
docke. at this institution yesterday. A few
drunkE and disorderlies comprised the list.
Nocases Of interest or importance.
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Notice.

A IL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
- tne estate Of Reddiek summer. deceased.
are hereby notified to file the same vrifh tbs
Sterk Of che County Court of stewart county,.
StSaie OF tennessee, on or before the 10th day Of
haafch' isoi, legally authenticated in order that
me same may be hquidated and DISCHARGED IN
seeofdanee with the acts Of the Legislature Of
ne state Of Tennessee relative to insolvent !
esIates. IBIS the 9th day Of December 1855
dec5-4tw@ EDMUND VINSON. Adm
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1871, was 1879 at 1l:30, 1875 at 1:SO, and
closed at l37 at P NJ Brokers here were
paying 1876 and holding at 1873.
Government securities are lower, and
were quoted in New York yesterday as
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Ladies' Furs IN ALL QUALITIES
CENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES AND COL
LARS. AND ROBES. ARE SELLING AT
GREEN 4 GREENS TO-DAY WITH A RUSH
AND AT MORE REASONABLE PRICES
THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN
GIVE THEM CALL, LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN. AT As COLLEGE STREET.
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For Attorney GeReraI-EIVenth Ju-
diciaI Obstructive are authorized to an
nounce A. c. Hickey, 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.
nnrIa-Il
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT-
The telegraphic Washington correspond
ent ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer, dating on
this 9Th says
''fhe Presidents Of the various railroad
lines from Washington to New Orleans, via
Lynchburg, Chattanooga and Grand juno
ton, have met in this city and perfected a
schedule which shortens the time from
New York 10 New Orleans nearly two
hours. The government Southern mail
will be ordered upon the line at once. The
new schedule commences on Friday next.
After the first Of January there will be two
trains daily over the lines.
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AUCTION SHE
OF
Government Property

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
..... NAsHvHLE, TENNESSEE, 7
December ], 1856.
I WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT THIS
Il place. at Public Auction, on
Monday. the 10Th Day OF December. &C,
The following Government Buildings:
list. Buildings ON Summer street
occupied by the 10th Infantry. consisting Of
! Building, 69K35x22 feet-Oflicers' Quarters.
; Buildings. l3OX25X23 feet-Barracks.
Building, l4Xl6xl4 teet-kitchen.
] Building. .iX22Xl4 feet-Guard House
I Building 63x2l xl0 ft-COmmissary StorehOuse
J Building, J0x20xl2 ieet-Stable.
] Building. 26xl9Xl2 feet-Privy.
3 Buildings. 42.5x20 4xg feet-Quarters.
! Building. 56.4xS2.9 feet-Bakery
l Building, l4.llx22.6 teet-AdditiOn 10 Bakery
] Building. 2i5V42j feet-Quarters
Building. 5x64 feet-Privy.
Z Buildings, 42.5x20 Axe ft-Carpenters Quarters
Building, S6.5xlS feet-Stable.
I'D. On Cedar street, Told CorraD-
! Building. 4lxl27 feet-0Hice.
Sd. Corner Union and Vine streets
Building, 1oOx24.4xlS feet-Stables.
4th. Rear Of ~ Church street. r. F.
and A. L.
Building. 20.4x42.S feet-Quarters.
| Building, lOX2.s teet-Quarters.
] Building. llXiI.l0 teet-Shed Stable.
/ Building. llxl2 feet-Hay Shed.
I Building. 12xl4S feet-Hay shed.
These buildings will be sold in the srder ad-
vertised.
Sale TO commence at o'clock 4. n. Terms
Cash, in Government funds
By order Of Brig Gen. Thomas SWORDs Asst
E.BKIRK.
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and Asst Quartermaster.
dec7-td
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THE CITY.

PERsoNAL.-Gen. A Won Shradcr, Of
Maj. Gen. Thomas staff, was in the city
yesterday. He is on tour Of inspection
through the Department.
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small Bonds pr. CT. less Gold. .....lS6
Tennessee Bonds, new, 69e Silver.
Also, highest price paid for all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. SEQ price list, furnished when desired
Deposits received, and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis Eng
land. ireland, France, and all parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHECKs csshed at best rates.
OFFICE, corner Union aud Cherry street, Oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Office hOurs 8 A. M. to S p n.
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sIOO 70 $40 per Month.

WANTED. AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
w Male and Female 10 sell the Genuine
Improved Common sense Family sew
ing Machine Price only SIS This Machine
will stitch. hem, fell, tuck, bind quilt, braid and
embrOder. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even amer every second stitch is cut. Every ma
chine warranted three years. send for circulars
BLISS & MCEATHRON,
Manufacturer Southern Agents,
dec5-3m Louisville. Ky.
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Sure Pile CuFe.-DR. GILBKRF's PILE
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of g. Circulars
free. Sold By Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROEAHE. Manager, No.
so Broadway. New Ork. inOvl7-9m
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NOtiee.-All persons indebted to the estate
Of W. Greenfield. deceased. will find their claims
in the hands of Judge Jas. Whitworth, who
directed, unless arranged previous to LIST Jan
nary. to bring suit on them all. He will also
represent me during my absence from the city in
any business connected with the estate.
dsc9-lW iB.l GEO. A. ALLEN Admir-.
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MIR. j. scaftergOOd, of Richmond. Va,
now at g. B. Abbott's. No. 80 College street. He
has recently been employed In some of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as a first
rate cutter. decl-lOt
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GENERAL MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE UNION AND DIsPATcH, !
SATURDAY, Dec. 10th, 1866 J
CDT-pONr ArapE-rSr

The cotton market yesterday opened dull
at 27@2Sc, and closed with an improved
tone, probably owing to favorable New
Orleans advices. The following were the
Transactions Yesterday:
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AneIIon Sale of CattIe. Hoe. GraIn.

Auction Sale Of Cattle. Hogs. Grain.
Econ THURSDAY. the 18th inst, will be
sod, at the residence Of SHELTON Demos, thir-
teen miles from Nashville, on the Harding Pike,
at public SALE fine lot of Mules. Horses. in
GLIDING one fine Washington Stallion,) Cattle,
Hogs, Corn and Oats. Terms made known On
day Of sale. MosEs E. CATOR.
hanQ- iha
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The court is still
engaged in the trial Of Henry Allen for the
murder Of policeman Jack Kennally. A
Gne array Of legal skill is engaged in this
trial, and it will doubtless consume a day
or two more.
-Four cases Of simple tresspass were dis
posed OF.
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O'NETLL's T.. 5. CLAIM AGENCY,
No. b CEDAR ST., Cup Stairs.)
AnahLilln Hnnn

NJ ~ NEpAh oI-s Llp Nialrssl I
Nashville, Tenn
A LII CLASSES OF LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
~ against the United States Government
promptly collected Particular attention given
10 claims for Equalization of Bounty. Parties
who have Eled claims at my Office, and who have
not heard from me lately in reference to them
are requested 30 send me their present pOstOfiice
address. as many changes have taken place In
filed. and letters are being returned to me every
day uncalled for. | intend visiting Washington
soon for the purpose Of urging q speedy settle
ment Of all claims now IN my hands, and Il l.
important that / should be able 10 communicate
with claimants promptly, o. additional evidence
will have to be furnished in many cases. and
stronger proof Of loyalty in some eases Of citizen
claims. Money advanced on officers, soldiers
and citizens claims.
1 am also agent for the National Steam Navi-
CATION COmpany-steamers between New York.
Liverpool. and Queenstown. Ireland
y. o. BON 254. JOHN O'NEHLI-
deef-2w
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The following is the amount of -four and
grain in stere at Chicago, Saturday, Dee. I,
1896, compared with the amount in store
1865, as reported by the warehouse TO the
Secretary Board of Trade:
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A Corner Store 10 Let.-One Of tn
best locations in the city. Inquire at O. Rice &
Co.'s. SO College street Possession given imme-
diately. deca.lw
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s. Z. Corner Market and Broad Sts,,
NASHVILLE.

Have re-opeRsd ia thu above spacious Warehouse
where they have enlarged facilities for the storage
and sale Of Cotton and Prodnts generally and hav-
ing Ia addition 10 recent heavy purchases in Eastern
markets, bought the extensive stock OF Mes "a.
StrRtton, Cheney Roy on Taost favorable terms.
they aTe prepared to ofeT 70 the trsds unusual in
duesments 10
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RIVER NEWS.


The weather yesterday was cold and wintry
the thermometer standing several degrees below
the freezing point throughout the day. Their,
were nine FEET on Che shoais last evening ant
the river slowly falling. The following is oui
port list:
Dora, ST. Lsuis,
tempest, Louisville.
Gen. Sigel. up the river.
Alert, up the river
Tyrone. Cairo and Memphis
DEPARTED.
Dora, St. Louis.
Tempest, Cincinnati
A. Baker. up the river.
E1PEcTED.
Emma Floyd, from Cincinnati,
J. g. Blaekfsrd, from Pittsburg.
Camilla. from Pituburg.
David White, from ST. Louis.
The Gen. SigSl came down Sunday afternoon
from up the river. having on board go barrels Of
oil and about 500 sacks Of corn. besides a lot of
produce received in the way Of barter. The
Captain says the Grocus creek and Butler's land
ing oil wells are Sowing finely.
The corn crop up the river is reported good.
and the tobacco crop is Of better quality than
has been seen for many years. Great quantities
of bacon are being sailed down By the farmers.
The Alert brought a light freight with few
passengers. Her Captain says the farmers up
the Cumberland are hanging on to their green
backs With relentless grip.
The Dora. fne side-whsel steamer, brought
up light trip, consisting Of hay. oats and -four
from St. Louis. At Cairo she took on board sew
eral barrels Of sugar and molasses and also some
boxes Of oranges and pine apples, brought by
the A. s. Mepham from New Orleans
The light draft Alert. built expressly for the !
upper Cumberland trade, is commanded by that !
Teather-b beaten mariner. Captain Jas. A. Lowell.
We commend her to the attention Of the people !
along the river.
A letter to Capt Boyd from Capt. W.G.,Voris, |
# the steamer Emma Floyd. states that she left 4
cincinnati last Friday evening. and will be at
,ur wharf to-day
The David White is on her way here with over
hundred tons of freight. She will probably
rrive to morrow. aits..t
A number Of coal boatmsn went up on the A.
Iaker Sunday.
The Tempest got of last evening with 800 bales
{ cotton. She will take on 800 tons Of iron At
We observe that barEss Of coal are constantly
irving from up the river. Considerable lum-
er and timber il also being RATED down.
We understand that Allen Dement,. the great
sdar lumberman. designs making weekly ship
ents Of lumber from this point to St. Louis.
The Camilla, long expected will be at the
nding to-day. and will leave on Wednesday. as
II advertisement. .... .... .r
The Dora left yesterday at one O'Clock for ST.
Duis, with light trip.Of miscellaneous freight
I|lEEzlaIsa
ING. rOBEY * co., Bankers and Dealers
Gold. Silver, Government stocks and Compound
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VS. stated in our account Of the Ere, pub
lished Sunday morning, that il was long
time before the engines could get into
operation for the want Of water We did
not wish to convey the idea that there was
4 lack Of water in the reservoir, the supply
there was ample. We referred 10 the de-
lay in getting the fire plugs open, and the
streams flowing. The water had TO be
brought from quite u distance, and,
through some, doubtless unavoidable, M ~
haps the engines were not in operation as
soon as could have been desired.
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GROCERY MARKET

There was a tolerable trade in the whole
sale grocery market yesterday No
change in quotations. .r-4 .-...