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BELLOWS FACTORY.

I AM PREPARED WITH A LARGE STOCK
L of BELLOWS, of all Sizes, for the market
all warranted perfect They win be found with
all of the Hardware Merchants Of Nashville.
Customers from abroad will be supplied by sd
dressing ne through the Postofiee at Nashville.
| promise perfect satisfaction in the work. or 20
be returned for exchange, at my cost Tor trans-
pOrtatiOn. \. BROWN.
dec2S- 3us
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MASONIC NOTICE

At A STATED MEETING OF a
\ Is-edgll Lodge No. 25l. p "A. a
NJ. bold Thursday evening pecom Der ~ *
sHh. SAMUEL FosrrE, momber OF this/VN
Lodge, was expelled FROM the Fraternity for
gross immoral aud unmnsnnic conduct
Published by order Of the Lodge
GEO. ~. JENKINS. W. NJ.
ASIAN JusFPH. Sec'y. Ider9-
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MUST move tomorrow, and have not
cent to move WITH was the remark of
an old citizen yesterday. He has seen hard
times, is ont Of employment, and has no
present prospect of getting any Is his the
only case of this sort, we mentallyinquired
We fear not. The past four years have
played havoc with fortunes, large and small,
in thousands Of instances, and many who
always lived IN plenty, If not in luxury,
have come TO want. Poverty, grim and
gripping, they. encounter, and with less of
the endurance and fortitude of those who
have never dwelt in marble halls. Willing
to work, it is hard, hard, indeed, that they
cannot get employment, nor find friends
willing TO Tighten them over the dreadful
shoals they are heading on for the first
time. Wetrust that better day 10 in store
for them all. 1t cannot be that the blessed
sun will not shine again, cheering with its
brightness and warmth. 1t cannot be that
fortune will continue to frown. Bepatient;
suffer and be strong.
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SKATING MATcH-A skating match
will take place this afternoon, on the FAR
Geld pond. Some Of the fastest and neat
est skaters in the city will take part The
oport will be enlivening.
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PUBLIC ScnooLs.-AGer a recess Of two
weeks the exercises in the public schools
will be resumed tomorrow. We have no
doubt parents are alive to the importance
Of having their children prompt in atten-
dance.
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NEw-YEAR's EvE.-In many parts Of
Europe, and especially in Germany, the
close Of the old and the first of the new
year are observed by all classes as a jubilee.
Last night, a large number Of our German
population assembled at the Turner'S Hall
on Market street, where a dramatic per-
Torrance, with dancing etc, contributed tc
make up a very pleasant and enjoyable
evenings entertainment Our Teutonic
friends are as prOverbial for their
quiet and orderly conduct on festive oc-
casions as for their honest, sensible bust
ness habits as citizens and Of course every
thing passed off in the most harmonious
manner.
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RutIding Lumber Of all kinds, corner OF
Crawford and North Summer streets If
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BIsuoP AYpREw.-This venerable and
distinguished Methodist divine was IN Au-
gustn, Ga, last Sunday, the guest OF Dr. j.
A. Eve. He preached that day in st.
johns Church
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Tin PLATE, STOVES, ETC.

10 BOXES TIN PLATE;
. Pigs BlOcksTn;
- bundles Wire. assorted;
$50 sheets assorted Copper;
100 bundles -, "A and 2i Sheet Iron;
o10 assorted Cooking Stoves. OF best make
and patterns;
- Wrought Iron Cook Stoves, Of cur own
make
p Cooking Stoves for coal;
50 assorted sizes Wood Stoves.
% open front Stoves for coal.
80 Cannon Stoves for Coal;
500 assorted sizes Skillets;
go assorted sizes Ovens;
so assorted sizes Biscuit Bakes;
800 English Pots, to le gallons;
50 Kettles, 2to 90 gallons;
100 pairs common Dog Irons.
We are agents for and pui up in best style
Furnaces for Churches. stores. Etc.
8 MarbleiRed Mantels complete;
100 Common and Fine CRATES, complete;
25 Common JGm Crates, complete,
Being agents for the manufacturers Of Crates
we can supply them nj low rates.
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Just Received, a large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANpE i Bios.
nOvl-2m Il North College street.
White Pine Flooring manufactured by
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No. 49 Church street.
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REr,aIous NorIcE.-This being the day
NJ the "Feast Of the circumcision Of Christ
there will be services at the Church OF the
Advent South Vine st., by the Rector, Rev.
Jampg Moore
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Iieutent General A. Z. Stewart, was IN
the city yesterday, on his way from New
Orleans 10 Lebanon, in this State. where
his family at present resides. lie Is IN
rnnd health.
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TnPERANCE.-The officers of the Edge
field Division Sons of Temperance, will he
publicly installed this evening At g.
O'Clock, in Tulip Street Church Edgeicld.
Members Of the or3er from the CITY. and
the friends Of temperance generally, are
most cordislly invited to attend. Speeches
will be delivered by oar Young townsmen
Cos. Geo II. Smith, Rev. BIZ Barbee, and
A s. Baird, ID. H.
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber,
conerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
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Az Old RoRREEY.-Wm A. Bethel was
taken before Squire Wilkinson, yesterday,
charged with robbing James Dungy Of $3.50,
and taking from him two mules and
wagon. The offcnse was committed near
Spring Hill, three years ago. Bethel was
one Of five men engaged IN the affair He
gave bail for his appearance Friday, al !
a. NJ, for examination. Joe Cheatham and
his detectives are working mp this case. IL
is not the only piece Of ra=caiity Of the
past three or fouf years that Is likely 20 he
broughtto Justice now that We have civil
law in force.
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A Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GTLBERT's PmR
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. RoMAINT. Manager, No.
SIS Broadway New York Inovl7-Sm
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NEw YORK, Dec 3l.-Colton is frmer and
more more actIyeat 34@3oe Flour is firm and dull.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn unchanged Oats
steady. Pork higher. new 81 Lard Is quiet at
u13SlzAc. Whisky dull Dressed hoes are
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A LETTER for NJ. McGehee, Nashville
Tenn, is held for postage at the postoihce
in Chattanooga, another for II. A. Knox,
Lebanon, Tens.
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Corner Union and College Streets
The following are the rates paid for uncurrsut
money These quotations are Liable 20 fuctuate but
may be depended on sufficient length Of time Eir
rsmittances 10 be received by mail express Il Tor
waTded without delay.
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Cincinnati Market

,GNcISEATI, Dec. Sl.-Flour in better demand
" heat hrmer and prices tending upward. No.
spring s. 40; No. / winter 81 S.. Corn IS
dull at 6D96lc for shelled. Oats dull. 80, for No
/. Barley steady at 81 609l TO- Rye firmer. at
p lht9T No. ]. Whisky 26c, and demand limited
Hogs hrmer with good demand at 81 1905. IS:
at the close of the market 81 IS was asked for
extra. Bulk meats unchanged and steady
WITH good demand for green meats at 668@934c
Lard Is firm at he. Butter and cheese remain
unchanged. Cotton Is active at Gle, but holders
ask higher prices Groceries unchanged and
and firm.
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yellow Pine Flooring, atlow prices, cor
ner Of Crawford and North Summer SITS. If
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NEW QUARTERs.-Esquire w. +. Mea-
cham got into his new quarters, No. A.,
Cherry street, Colonuade Building yester-
day. He has a large court room, we'll sup
piled With seats, and has been thoughtful
enough to make provisions for press report
ers. The Squire is commissioner for the
States Of Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio.
Georgia, Louisiana, Texas Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Missouri and Kentucky
Messrs Calender & Garrett, Real rs
tate Agents, have secured an Office in the
front part Of the house, and will move
into IL to-day.
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New York Dry Goods TarEa,


Nav YORK, Dec 31.-The dry goods market
IS quiet, but after tomorrow a brisk trade is
looked tor, and the prospects are more hopeful
unchanQel.
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sSow.-Passengers by Yesterday 'ra'n
report that about one inch Of snow had
fallen at Chattanooga Sunday, and about
three inches at Atlanta.
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Seasoned Popular Lumber, corner o
Crawford and North Summer streets IF
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BLANK LEAsEs-Of the most approve
form, beautifully printed on excellent pa
NOR for sale AT this Office.
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN A THE
i Brewery, IN North Nashville on 5cfcrson
street, with large lot aEi stable
JAMES WENTWORTH. Or.
=. r. CHEATHAM
4r-T-f NJ IA N1rsb ~ 80.
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EsouIRE PATTERSON yesterday hned
Frank Lewis SO and costs for an 'niracliol
ofthe laws.
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Wednesday, the Gard of January next.

ION the premises,) sell to the highest bidders,
first, Tract Of Land of 32D acres. more OF less
in Bedford county, Civil District No. l. Said
Tract Of Land is in a good neighborhood has
good dwelling and other houses, and a good APP
pie Orchard. The soil is well adapted 10 blue
grass, clover and grain, making a desirable farm
for stock raising.
viii sell the Land for Cash, to satisfy the debt
mentioned in the first Trust Deed IA sum Of
about $4,000 four thousand dollars, the balance
for the Land, on one and two years credit. Notes
with two good securities and lien retained until
the purchase money Is oil paid.
Al the same time and place, and Tor Cash oil
sums under ten dollars, Elk months credit for all
sums over ten and under one hundred dollars,
and for all sums over one hundred dollars twelve
months credit, about 40 head of Cattle, inelud-
ing Cows and Calves. YeaTlinF Heifers and Steers,
and large yoke Of Oxen about 100 barrels Of
Corn about IS hssd Of fine Sheep, . or ~ head
Of Hogs, a two horse Wagon and an OK Wagon,
Farming Utensils and many valuable Law and
Miscellaneous Books.
Ths public, aud especially creditors are in
vited TO attend the sale, which will continue
from day 70 day until through.
Also, on the first Monday in February there
after, viii sell certain Town Lots in Shelby
vile, on 3 credit Of one aud two years men
toned and described in said Trust Deed For
particulars apply 70 me at my Office, in Shelby
vile. LEWIS TILLMAN,
deeS-Wtds Trustee.
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THT WATKINS WILL CAsE-Wm, +.
Cooper, Esq, closed the argument in the
Chanoery Court, Yesterday, on the motion
70 construe the will Of the late VIM. r.
Watkins The decision Of the Chancellor
viii be looked for with great interest "a il
involves the disposition Of $4,000 The
argument OF Mr.. Cooper was able and con-
yincing.
RIsroRI. The Louisville Joraul SAYS
this splendid actress, who has been delight
ing the New Workers, Bostonians, and the
theatre-goers Of the other casters cities, is
TO appear in Louisville After Louisville,
wouldn't il pay 10 give Nashville chance
10 see her. We have had nothing famous
here for a long while, and our people are
languishiug Tor an opportunity to pay cour!
70 ANYTHING worthy Of the honor. Ri-tori
would win.
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We also annex a monthly table of the
fluctuations in gold for the previous four
years, commencing With January, 1862, the
date of the suspension of specie payments:
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TIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING H-SESTLY
i purl hasst the upper Saw MIL. known ~ tho
Reservoir Mills, h. u n0W able O. 0sr q The cIi-
genA Of ha5hvills and surrounding country all kinds
Of Lumbar At prlO5 10 suit The timss Years n 81
psTisucs at the business lu5tnrs him Ia saying that
al work shall b turned cut ia d wofEm4llik- man
her B. strict attention ssd fair dealing he hops
q merit literal share Of patronage. Cali AMI See
f0f yOhTsslf before contracting else where.
OltkJ-u e. GOLDBERG
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A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
"A ling. containing - rooms. with servant.'
rooms. crib, stables. carriage house smoke
house. etc, etc, = miles from the eity hmits
acres Of choice land with several springs Of
excellent water, and q good we'll in tho ward
This is one Of the most beautiful and healthy
locations in the vicinity Of Nashville adioJDinI,
aud east Of W q. NJ. Campbell AppIyto
VI. q. M. CAMPBELL or
decl52w' ". Z. GO0DLETT
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wInes,,-F From the LoSawoRrH Vinegar

Wines - From the LoNawoRTH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati
W. P. & F. P. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Golden Wedding Sparkling Ca1aWba,
Dry CataWba, Isabella, efe.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
none-either native or foreign
SOd-by
ARCHER CHFATHAM * Co
KLINE SHERMAN.
r. B. CHEATHAM Il Co.
nOy2-9m
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FOR RENT.

r.,up uuf uNufD Nv ELLlNo ltNi 81
IL A. North Summer strcei q iof renl ~
,ts year 49,. Also. Farm o. la0 sore, p e.
Franklin College. I've ard aall ale Jun
eiiy. APsi' y. A. CAkrW ktdHI'
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SPIFNDTD FARM

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED DESIRA-
Il bic Farm Of Four Hundred and Seven acres.
four miles from the city. on the north side Of the
river, well watered. and about one hundred acres
timbered, good dwelling. I've rooms bsrn, sta
bles, orchard. etc. For sale on liberal terms or
exchange for CITY PROPERTY. Also, BANDU-
STA, the residence Of the late Prof. Cross, dwell
ling, with SIX acres. one and half miles out on
the Gallatin Pike Apply Immediately to
J. L. & r. ". BROWN. Agents,
tie,,Z7-lW 8sls Tnion a
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Englne and BOILER Cor SnIe.

4 GOOD STATIONARY ENGINE AND
n Tubular Boiler for sale, at moderate price;
both in nrst-rate order. They are Of sufficient
power to drive a mill, Can be seen. and terms
learned, 'on application at this Office. dec3-tf
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IN WEDNESDAY, TIE SECOND DAY
~ q January DeXt Z will cell the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture, belonging 20 the estate
of the late JAHEs V. CAN.
Sale 40 the family residence. ou MrGaNotk
street. commencing 40 d. O'Clock Az
" 8. DORIS, Admir-.
deees-tdsf
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For Cairo, 1T. louis, Memphis an
New Orleans.

DHE SPLENDID PASSENGER -
Il Packet TYRONE. ToN HARNAy, s1asS<f
Master. WASH WEAVER. Clerk, will -
leave a. above on TUESDAY, the lst inst, al
II o'clock N.
For Freight OF Passage apply on board or to
CORBETT a BOYD, or
dee9O HARRISON x SONS AR'tg
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WING, TuDEY x CO.. Bankers amt DoaJn r.
In Gold, Silver, Government stocks auI Compound
IQfaraat Nnfaa
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1t is reported that Secretary McCulloch
has announced himself as opposed to TIE
House bill providing for the weekly sale of
gold, but the Ways and Means Committee
are in favor of some kind of a bill regulat-
ing the sale.
Our mail adyices report money in good
demand in New York on the 9th ult. at
7 per cent, but old loans at lower rates
were not disturbed. The New York Herald
says: There is reason to believe that the
legal tender notes hypothetical by the
bears with certain friendly banks as ordi-
nary collaterals are still withheld from cir
culation, and this is having its effect in cur
failing the volume o. loanable funds avail
able for use on the Stock Exchange. The
object Of the bears has been not only to
limit monetary accommodations for the
time being, but to arouse unfounded appre-
tensions for the future, and thus to demon
alize, az far as possible, The stock market.
This is a strategic performance, Influenced
by purely speculative motives, and leVelled
against the natural course of the markets
for both money and stocks. 1t can, there
fore, work only transient result, and de-
cided ease must follow. The drain from
the West continues, and that to the South
has nearly subsidized; and on the 81 of Jan
nary, the disbursements of diVidends hv the
banks, insurance and other companies. will
commence, thus swelling the amount of
money in the open Market while on the
10Th Of January, the semi-annual interest
on the third series of the seven-thirty loan
will become due.
1t was announced some weeks ago that
the advocates of further imitation of the
currency had raised large sum of money
to carry out their purposes, and to inAu-
ence members of Congress in favor of ex-
pansion. 1t seems there was solid founda-
ton for this announcement. The New
York journal Of Commerce has received a
communication from the president of a
leading Boston bank, inclosing a circular
which was sent to him from New York city,
asking for a contribution in money and ma
tcrial to influence the legislation of Con-
gress in relation to the bank issues. The
correspondent expresses great surprise that
" the city Of New York, the great CONNER
cial metropolis THE country, should have
an organized association to counteract al
efforts which are being made for the con-
traction of the currency and the wise regu-
lation Of the banks Of the country" and he
wonders especially that such an influence
should go forth from that city in opposi-
ton to all measures looking forward to
specie payments. The surprise is natural
to an observer who is trying to reconcile
such an opposition movement with the OBJ
vious interests Of all legitimate business.
We annex a copy of the circular:
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To Tobacco PLANNERS

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE.
w ship Or purchase Tobacco. either loose or
u hogsheads. Gall az our Warehouse No. -
Market street. Nashville.
deoll-tf lBJ HUGH McCREA 3 co.
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Il H f STAT

INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NASHVILLE.
CAPITAL. 100000
FIFE, MARINE. nun
AND
INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISzsS
Taken nc Equitable Rates.
aS-L2sses fairly adjusted and promptly paii-Ea
Office. Second National Bank building. Colless
street. JOHN LUMSDEN. President
W. J. THOMAS. Vice Presidra.
JOSEPH NASH, Secretary.
Octf- dSm-sp
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"0FFICE or THE MERCHANTs' UNION Law Co..
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING, No. Is
BROADWAY, NEw YORK, Dec. p, ls66;-Dear Sir:
Several Of the parties connected with the Mere
chants Union Law Company have been re-
tanned by some of the national banks and Others
interested to oppose measures pending in Con-
gress for the further curtailment of the eurren-
cy for compelling all such banks to redeem their
issues in New ork, and for prohibiting them
from receiving or paying interest on bank bal
anccs. In view Of the importance Of the aues-
tons involved, concert Of action has been deter
mined upon eminent counsel have been retained
at Washington and elsewhere to prepare and
present arguments against each of these meas
ureg, and IN favor Of an enlargement rather than
contraction Of the volume Of the currency: and
such other measures have been taken az were
deemed proper to inform Congress of the wishes
and Interests Of heWhole community upon these
COPIES Of the blank petitions, which have
been transmitted throughout the Union have
also been forwarded to you, and after prncuring
the signatures OF your most influential citizens
thereto, you are respectfully requested to enclose
the same 70 your Congressional representative
or to some member st Washington. nth whom
Much good may also arise from cammUpjesf.
ing your wishes. by letter. to your acquaintance
in Congress.
Additional blank petitions in any number
desired. with printed arguments in pamphlet
form, b. some Of the most eminent counsel In the
country, taT0ring these views, win be forwarded
to you, free OF charge upon application TO this
If you spprove Of the efforts thus made and
70 be continued IN this direction, you are respect
fully solicited to cOntributstO the expenses Of the
same, By transmitting to this Office such retainer
in the matter as you shall deem proper-say enc
tenth Of one mill on each dollar Of your capital
being IN the proportion Of ten dollars on each
one hundred thousand dollars # such eapital-it
being understood Of course, that you incur no
Additional obligation whatever by 50 doing
ours. etc,
IoHN LIVINGSTON. Sec'y, etc"
Government securities were quoted in
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". =. Wards Seminary for Young
Ladies', No. 10 Spruce sGreet.-THE FINEST
School BUILDING II THF STATE The grade Of
scholarship equal to any school in the North.
A corps Of Teachers eycelled by none. The
Music Department, yer superior, each pupil
practising on n new piano in a nice warm room
alsne. Latin il specially thoroughly taught.
without extra charge. French by a native
teacher The table comports fully with the char
acter Of the school.
Pupils entering with the new year will have
six successive months for study.
W. +. WARD, Principal.
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DEEDS OF TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OP TRUST
ID executed to me by B. NJ. TLLNAN, in Novem-
Der, 1850, and another on the first of December,
1856, and for the purposes therein mentioned, /
will on
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joan LIVINGSTON. sec'y, ETC.
Government securities were quoted in
New York in December as follows:

The New York Po7t Of the afternoon Of
December p, says: One of the most
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notice 90 Marketers.-Ihos. McCariy.
Clerk Of tbs Market will proceed TO rent the
stalls in the Market House 80 the highest bidder.
this morning az II O'Clock. 1t
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dec2lw

Special NOtIce.-Those who have not
already been supplied with pure Scotch and
Irish Whisky and other fine Liquors for Holiday
use, are hereby notified to appear with their
demiiohns and kegs for replenishing, at
ROBERT THONPsoN's,
dec2l-2w No. q South Market street.