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SOMETHING ABOUT OILS.
Let YOur Light shine Before Men
Aurora OIL NOn-ExplOsive.

To the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch.
GENTLEMEN: We noticed an article in
your paper this morning, headed Danger
Gus Burning Finds" in which You men,
ton the "Anrora OIL" Now, gentlemen,
we wish to state few facts for considera.
ton, that you may examine into before
indging too harshly. The Aurora Oil was
patented March 26, 1867, by Henry G. De-
witt, now residing in Cleveland, Ohio,
where he is engaged in manufacturing the
Aurora Oil. This oil has been put to a
series of tests by the most eminent chemist
of that State, to-wit: Professor ]. Lang
Cassels, NJ. d. Hear what he says of the
Aurora Oil:
Il have submitted the Aurora Oil
to series of tests, and find it comes
within the requirements of the laws
Of this State (Ohio) regulating the quail
fcations of illuminating oils. 1t emits no
explosive gas, even when heated to 40
degrees of Fahrenheit. / consider it a
safe Illuminating agent" Signed, J. Lang
Cassels, NJ. D, Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College; also State Petroleum
Inspector for Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
This oil has now been in use about one
year, and we can safely say that hundreds
and thousands Of people are daily using IL,
and we have yet to learn of single accident
by explosion that has ever occurred by the
Aurora Oil. Can this be said of Petroleum
Oil? Scarcely newspaper can be opened
without seeing some calamity published
where life has been sacrificed and millionsof
property destroyed by the use of Petroleum
Oil. Is the public warned against the use of
il? No; the interests Of the community at
large are so engaged in the manufacture
and sale of this Petroleum Oil, that
notwithstanding more accidents happen
every day By its use than by any other
known cause, ii is still recommended By
them, and ali others cried down as unsafe
and dangerous. But, gentlemen, the dan
ger lies in the purse, in the pocket not in
the danger to life and property as claimed.
We defy any gentleman to furnish case
where an explosion has ever taken place
BIZ the use of Aurora Oil, and we will 90
further and state that il the science of
chemistry hes been brought to such per-
lection that any one can explode our oil,
be can have a sample out of any cask We
offer to sell, and If be ca0 explode it, be
will confer a lasting obligation on the
community at large; for no patented arti-
Gle was ever introduced into the commu-
nifty at large that was as we'll received and
gave equal satisfaction, and if chemist
can show the community of the danger Of
its use, his name will descend to unborn
millions, who know not their danger, and
will build him up q name that will be
handed down to posterity as the great dis
coverer of danger, now only imagined
Perhaps now, in this age Of reform and
construction, chemists can construct a law
that Congress and State Legislatures have
failed to do, and prevent a dangerous
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PEACE WARRANT.-A family broil Of
rather mixed character, took place in the
lower part Of the city on Friday, between
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, Eliza Lyons and
her spouse. They all live under The same
roof, which arrangement is unpleasant to
Mrs. M.-hence the trouble and family
row. Eliza swore out a peace warrant
against Mrs. NJ, and the parties were be-
fore Justice Mathews yesterday, and were
all held in bonds 10 keep the peace for one
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soutneru ro,,oD ,T.rI-.,,

AUGUSTA, Dec. 10. - Cotton dali anC
declining. Sales, 3S3. Middings, 1873
Receipts, 1884.
SAVANNAH, Dec. l1.-Cotton declined
but in fair demand. Sales, 1881. Mid
dlings, 149.
CHARLESTON, Dec. u, M-ColtOn
lower. Sales, 600 bales. Middling, 15e
Receipts, 1850 bales.
MOBILE, Dec. I2.-Cottou, sales 16,0O(
tales, at l4a144 for middlings Receipts
1858. Exports, S94.
New ORLEANS, December l3.-Cotton il
steadier at l44al5c; sales of $500 bales
receipts, 7l42 bales; exports, 1884 bales
Sales this week, q, 200 bales; receipts, "a, !
5Sl bales. Exports-foreign, 1928 bales
coastwise, 96S bales. Stock, 92,65s bales
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

( NEW GooDs.-A very carefully selected
stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Canned Goods, salt and dried Fish, new
Buckwheat Flour, new Hams, fresh Butter,
fresh Cream, arated and egg Crackers, and
indeed all the choice eatables of the season,
just received at w. w. ToTrEN q BRo. 3,
No. IS College street, Nashville
nci2n ff
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New Orleans nIarke,.

New ORLEANS, Dec. lS.-GRocERIEs-
Sugar easier; common 8Aal0c; fully ki
to choice 124al3c. Molasses unchanged
FLoUR-Superfne So so; choice $13 25
GRAIN-Corn firm at 81 Is Oats firm
at S5c. Ft-.
Provisions Pork easier at s24 %
BacoE-shoulders retailing at lla114e
and clear sides at l53c Lard tno sales,
quoted at l4a144c for prime tierce, anC
142c for key.
STERLMG-l42tal45. New York ex
change discount.
GoLD-1324al33
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ApELPHI THFATFR.-The performance
last night was fully "up to the bills" in
every respect We are glad TO see that to-
morrow night Nashville's favorite come
dienne, Mrs. Oates, is TO have a benefit,
when she will appear as Madam Aubrey in
the Romance Of Poor Young Man"
Few women on the American stage can
rank with Mrs. Oates for versatility of
talent and aptness in all the characters in
which she figures, and our citizens should
see that this opportunity Of paying her a
tribute 80 justly due should not he allowed
10 pass by unheeded.
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INTELLECTUAL TREAT IN SroRE-J. n.
GoTIHoLD's READINGS AT THE SUMNER
STREET TKEATER.-It will be gratifying
70 our readers 10 know that the distin-
guished trsgedian, J. Newton Gotthold,
win give series Of readings next week
A large number Of our prominent citizens
have made q call requesting Mr. Gotthold
TO giYea series Of performances Of Shaks-
peare's sublime tragedies, including such as
Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet Othello, Mer =
chant of Venice, etc, etc. The representa.
ton of the plays will be given at the Sum
mer Street Theater, and Mr.. Gotthold will
he ably supported by fine dramatic COM
pany. The citizens, We are assured, intend
supporting these chaste and classic rendi-
lions. As a reader, Mr. GOtthold has few
equals in the country. As he has consented
TO give these intellectual entertainments at
the urgent solicitation of our people, he
viii surely have full house every night
The readings will take place on Nednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights Of next week The correspondence
relative TO the call will be published in our
next Issue
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COULDN'T MAKE HIM BUY. Yesterday
morning a negro man went into the store
Of G. II. Berangi to buy a pair of boots.
Mr.. Berangi showed him the article, but
the negro declined to purchase, wbereupon
the dealer struck him on the head with a
barrel hoop. Cuffee went for a policeman,
and Berangi went of his own accord to the
police quarters, and gave bonds for his APP
pearance in the Police Court tomorrow.
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A WALKING OYSTER DEPoF-A Doctor
Slower, horse farrier and veterinary sur,
geon Of this city, has we learn, laid 3
wager of $50, that he can eat three hum
bred oysters at one sitting. He ate one
hundred and fifty On Friday night at q
restaurant, aud when asked if he would
have more replied no, that he was only
taking a lunch, and would be back after
awhile.
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A Cara.

The members Of the White Crook Assoc.
citation Of Amateurs take this method Of
rendering their own, and the thanks Of the
Ladies' Tennessee Benevolent Association.
and Of the public whom they have sought
90 entertain, TO John Kirkman, ESQ, for
the use Of the Summer Street Theater, free
Of charge, from the l4th Of November TO
the present date.
They feel that ifihey have accomplished
anything 10 merit the plaudits their efforts
have received, and rendered service 10 the
disabled soldiers and their benefactors,
that bis hberality and Kindness should be
known and remembered in connection
with il.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 10Th. 1867.
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SHOULD BE REMovED.-There is large
pile Of dirt on Cherry street near Cedar,
in front Of DR.. Menees' Office, which has
been there for several days. 1t is imme-
diately over the gutter, and water and filth
accumulate above IL. II will also ininre
the new Nicolson pavement underneath.
There is no necessity for lie remaining, and
IL should be removed at once.
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THE card Of our well-known friend Nat.
F. Dortch, druggist and prescriptionist,
will be found this morning among the new
advertisements. He has on hand a fresh
aud well-selected stock of drugs, perfumery,
and everything usually kept IN irst-class
drugstore. Mr.. Dortch is a clever, popu.
lar gentleman, and we have no doubt will
he literally patronized.
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PUarLTsTIc DRAYMEN.-Two draymen
engaged in an alteration on yesterday
morning on North Market street, assuming
beligerent atttudes with uplifted dray
pins. The difficulty was as 10 which
should go FIRST into G aide street. After
eying each other for a moment they con-
cluded Il wouldn't pay, and drove on with
their carts. -
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eUNFRATH A. sCHIFF.

Y n II Il II II \ y \ y ~ II ;
No. 10 Cherry st., two doors above Union,
Have now in store and offer for sale one of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Goods. con-
sisting in part of the following articles:
Trimmings and Buttons latest styles
Fancy Goods, BoRWoOd, Steel and Jet Sets, etc;
Knitting Yarns and Zephyr Worsted, ali shades;
Willow Ware, Baskets, Chairs, etc.
Lace Goods, Notions and Hosiery, of every de-
soription;
COrsets all sizes and styles;
Ribbons Star Braids, etc
TOY S, DOLLS, Wooden Ware, and Children's
Buggies;
The best assortment ever brought to Nashville
All our Goods will be sold at prices which defy
competition. GUNTRATH l. SCHfFF,
ortlq tiljanl 20 Cherry street
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EIBsIEs. The Black Crook left ns, and
the White Crook closed last night with
brilliant ecloi. The people will miss them
sadly. Were we a Tom Grey we would
write their L E G's, but not in a country
chnrchyard, for we would have them live
forever in vigorous and elastic motion.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NASHVILLE, Dec. IA, 1867.

NASHVILLE, Dec. IA, 1867.
CoTToN.-T Though the advices from LiV-
erpool are very discouraging, indicating
still further declines, yet our market has
been very quiet during the day, showing
less fluctuations than usual. The market
closed dull at 1l3@12c. Tie .oweS grades
are very little in demand, and only fine
grades to-day reached l2c.
Receipts for the day s97 bales; shipped
TAP, and sales 293 bales as follows: ITO at
he; 25 at l2a 9 at llg 6l at III; u at
III at III G at IL, and 9 at 100.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. If allowed to continue,
Irritation of the lungs, n permanent
Throat Disease, or Consumption is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief For Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Catarrh. C0nsumptive and Throat
Diseases, Troches are used with always good
success. Singers and Public Speakers
use them to clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches.p and
do not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Oct27 4meod
sFhe Healing Pool, ana House OF
Mercy. - Howard Association Reports. for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE.
and the Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the manly powers. and create inpediments
to Marriage, with sure means Of relief. Sent
sealed letter envelopes. free ofeharEe. Adore
DR.. j. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard AssO-
citation. Philadelphia. Pa. mayl9 3m
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SFNF TO THE PENTTENTTARY.-- Henry
r. Green, John Smith, Wm. Mckenzie,
Samuel McNsir, VIM. Cato, (colored,) and
John Houchins were transferred from the
jail to the penitentiary Yesterday, under
sentence from the Criminal Court.
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 10Th, 1867.

WITHHoLDIEa CoTroN ON WHICH AD-
vAScFs HAVE BEEN MADE-We have
noticed in some Of our Southern exchanges
articles referring to the very discreditable,
OF to speak more 10 the point, absolutely
dishonest course, which has been pur-
sued by some planters in ebtaining adj
vances on their crops from factors, and
then disposing Of their cotton 20 other par
Ties without re-imbursing the factor TO
whom they had obligated themselves to
consign it, in any shape whatever. Our
factors and merchants inform us that this
great crime ia not confined To the more
Southern States alone Many persons ia
Middle Tennessee have acted in this dis
reputshle and dishonest manner toward our
factors. The courts are taking cognizance
of such cases in some Of the States, and il
such a swindling process is continued the
courts viii be called upon to enforce the
faithful performance of contracts between
the farmer and his factor. The case re
solves itself into one Of obtaining money
under false preienses.
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NASHVILLE PATENT OFFICE.-Leut.
Col. de s. Lussac has opened an office in
the Adams Express building for civil engi-
neering and as solicitor of American and
foreign patents Orr city has long felt the
want Of such an Office, and we trust the
Colenel will meet with encouraging sue
cess in his undertaking.
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blefeld, II. Campbell and Thomas Child
we'll.
After appropriate remarks from several
gentlemen, the meeting adioarned ; in the
fullest harmony in opposing any measure
looking to the incorporation Of Edgefieid
into the city of Nashville.
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bachelors Hair Dye.-Thiss splsnd

BaeheIOr's Halt Dye--This' splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect DVe-Harmless. Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad DVes. Invisorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Bdtchelor. All others are
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. ldso29-ly
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
1s,r vorn Mo,s, and stor,, marl,et

NFw York. Dec. l4-Money market steady;
697e for call loans. Steariing S1SG95s for sold
first class bills. Gold irmer. opening at 1885.
declining to 1851, and closing Of l34. Govern
9iii1S: do. go I074 6I0s1s {. do "a O9s4S los;
do rs l04JkG105; do new l071<al073s: do %
l040s l0Os1 1905; 7.S0s 10 "a 1915
Stocks quiet but steady. Canton 45: Wells Ex
7714aSs; United States 777s@7s; Pacific Mail
Atlantic llSE@118Sz; Western
Union telegraph $50; New York Central 1915
Erie 721S6TS; Hudson lSlGl3l1S; Residing s5
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Snow ABOVE Us.-on Friday and yes-
terday morning there was snow TO the
depth of two and three inches in several
localities along the line Of the Louisville
railroad, between the State line and Louis
Vile
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New Marriage Gluiaie.

An essay for young men. on Physiological Err
r0rs. Abuses and Diseases, incidentto youth and
early manhood. which creates impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Ad-
dress DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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burning fluid from being disposed Of in
regenerated States. lsE.tilslElFtEIt IN
ISignedl COLLINS & MILFORD,
Proprietors of the Aurora Oil for the. South
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Police COURT.-There were very few
eases in this court on yesterday morning.
Francis Smith, eoIored, larceny, dis
missed with costs.
James Ryan, leaving hack on the street,
"a.
James Wilson, colored, stealing a pair
of boots, S. and COSTS
VIM. Ellis, abusive language, S. and
costs.
Jacob Dieticker, abnsiye language, dis.
missed with costs.
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ECONOMY Of Fuel.

I The Charter Oak Wood Cooking Stove is
acknowledged By alWho have used it to be q
great eeonOmiser of fuel. We have on hand a
number of them for sale. Also. a large and
varied stock of Household Furniture. etc, at
prices lover than any other establishment in
the city. Cali and examine.
CHAs. MEIs & Co.,
81 Broad ST.. (sign of the Red Flag
Il
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The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber OF Commerce:
New YORK, Dec. 14.-Gold opened at
1885. 10.30.-Gold 1884. II M.-Gold
1884. Cotton market inactive and prices
dropping. 3 P. M-The cable dispatches
had no perciptible effect on the Gotten
market, which remains steady at previous
prices. If anything the market Is little
better; sales to-day 10000 bales. Upland
middlings l52; good middlings III; Mobile
middlings Isl Orleans middlings 161
receipts for the week $1,000 bales sales
for the week, $4,000; exports, 5000; stock,
$1,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Ia, ii A. M-Cotion
market dali and prices have declined I'd
Upland niddling I'D Orleans middling
I'D. 1l20 p M.--Cotton quotations nomi-
nally unchanged; sales to-day Il, 900 bales !;
sales Of upland middiings to arrive at Std,
BAooE-Clear sides1 plain canvased
hams 22@23 sugar cured 24@25c.
LARD-In tierces 1s@1s!; 10 kegs IA
@l41c
FLoUR-PTiess. are stationary; Aoun-
Dew, SIS; Cream Of the City, Sl3; Cum
berland Mills, SO; Pomona, SO.
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Caraets. CarDess.

We have Just received large stock of Car
pets. all grades, and Drygoods, bought at Bank.
rupt Sales. New York. which We are offering at
reduced prices. BEECH, MAELoTE i Co..
decl3 lY No. 60 North COLLEGE street
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SELLING MERCHANDISE BY SAMPLE
A Young man named Driver was arrested
on Yesterday morning charged with selling
merchandise by sample without license, in
violation Of city ordinance.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-William Mckenzie
attempting TO rob DeKnight's store. Sen.
fenced to. the penitentiary for eighteen
months.
Henry +. Green, for horse stealing.
Sentenced TO the penitentiaTy for ten wears
In the case Of Dock Henry, the jury
failed to agree, and accused was Gent back
TO Jail.
Court sdjourned till the third Monday
in January.
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SIDEWALKS ON CEDAR STREET.-The
sidewalk on the south side of Cedar street
Is in deplorable condition. II is almost
a man trap in front Of the new buildings
in process Of completion. Some improve
ment IL absolutely necessary in that local
ity. The slightest mishap at night would
tumble the pedestrian into the deep base
ments of the new buildings, while ladies
find il next to impossible TO pass that side
Of the street at any time of the day.
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DIscHARGED WITH CosTs.-C. A., the
party arrested for the assault at the Summer
Street Theater on Friday night, was tried
before the Police Court on yesterday morn
ing, and discharged on payment Of costs.
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PURIFICAFIoE OF THE CAPIToL-The
Tennessee Legislature will adjourn on next
Wednesday, and viii not re-assemble until
after the Christmas holidays, on the first
Monday in January.
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SECRETARY OF THE MEuIcALS SOCIETY
C. F. Herrin, Of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
was elected Secretary Of the Medical So
cieiy organized al the College on Friday
night.
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IMPROVEMENT ON UNION STREET. The
store of G. s. Wood, No 4s Union street,
south side, is being greatly improved. A
neat new front is being put in, which, when
concluded, will present a very attractive
appearance.
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THE most acceptable Christmas or New
Years gift that You can give to your wife,
sweetheart or friend, is one of Gier's beam
tiful colored Pearltypes OF Photographs.
Call and see those fine specimens at No.
as Union street. decl5 2g
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THY CITY.

Cur CEarksvIue Agent. JOHN W.
FAXON, Of the Northern Bank Of Tennessee.
is our authorised agent at Clarluvilie. Tennes-
see. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements for the UEIoS AND DTsPATcH.
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Cincinnati Marked.

CINCINNATI, December 14.-Flour unclaimed,
family sll@1l so. Wheat held &C 81 1902 60
for No, spring and western. but these rates are
3G5e above the views of buyers. Corn dull $50
Oats steady. Sc for No. l. Rye steady at 81 IS
Cotton dull. middliug l31S Tobacco steady;
sales off hhds at So 509ls, and 40 boxes seed
leaf AT $29l4.- Whisky nominally unchanged
Mess pork was offered Rt 81 for old and 500 for
neg but no demand. Gold 132lA
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af.IOufa Marker.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. A.-Tobacco nominally lower
but no sales. Flour-extra IS 50; double and
treble extra $40 1902 choice to fancy Sl2 259
Is 25. Wheat higher; prime to choice fall, So 6
az IS. Corn dull and easier, S7@9S. Oats firm
IS. Barley. 81 80. Rye, 81 20. Hogs dull sup
ply exceeds the demand; prices range from g.
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New OrIenus nTarExet.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-cotton quiet: sale.
$500 bales; middling. AZ; receipts. 5l67: ex.
ports, 522l. Sugar and molasses active and an
changed. Flour duh and unchanged. Corn
quiet and firm, 81 Is. Cats, IS. Pork lower
S23 so. Lard nominally unchanged. Sterling,
l429146. New York exchange re discount.
Gold 121T I20lL
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SAILING Out md New York Cost.

To close business. we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock of Fine
Groceries. Wines. Brapdies. Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PANDoLFIEI & RIvA.
jsnl0 IL North Cherry street.
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For Renf-The front portion of the Office
under the Maxwell House, next door to the
Masonic Hall. Apply at the Office.
dec13 If t a