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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29

TLlU RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
J. TUkFS for a groceyy and bar-room, corner
Longitude Lane anu Fast Bay. To an approved
t".Gnt rent will he $40 per month. Also six
large square Rooms, with lire places. back plazzas
and cistern water on every story. Tho rooms
ROSE. OH the premlscs. octlo
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WANTED, A GOOD DRAYMAN. AP
w PLY at this oi1ce. oct2s
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NANTED. a GOOD TAILOR WHO
w understands Cutting. One who can fur
nish gO0l recommendations will find steady cru-
poymcnt and gOod pay In large town i'll
Georgia. Apply To CRANE, B0YI.ST0N & co.
Oct2T wf3
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WANTED, a SITUATION AS CLERK,
w in Wholesale Drug Store, nr II large Re.
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go IN The country. VIII expect but Il small COM
pensntlon at first. The applicant Is graduate of
HE south Carolina Medical College. Address NJ
d., through the POstotlIcc octa
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NANTED, A WHITE GIRL, MIDDL Il
w aged, to do the work OF u small family
ana milk COW. Apply nj No. 81 Cannon street
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"ANTED, A HOUSE IN TIE CEN
w TRIAL part OF The city, containing four
rooms, with good outbuldings and cistcrn. Ap-
ply, by letter, to Key Box 95. oct2G
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WTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w assist IN housework. Apply at southwest
corner Queen nnd Traprnnnn streets octas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-30
Rivor Iaiarpafcne.

PITTsBURG, December 29.-There are In
dicatious OF snow. M0nOngahela 10 feet 9
inches, and stationary. Allegheny IL feet.
Departed Belle, for Parkersburg. inc
Glendale as receiving Tor New Orleans.
Business dull on the wharf.
LoUIsVTLLE, Decent Der 29.-Port List. -
Empero r, Cincinnati to Rew Orleans; Big
SunhOw er, TO New Orleans; Silver spray,
z, nom Tennessee River; Raven, Pomeroy
TO Cum berland. River falling; III feet 3
inches In the canal, and 8 feet 3 inches on
the ais The weather Is clear and pleas
ant. business fair.
CAIRO. December 29.-Port List-GIand
Lake No. 2, from Pittsburg to New Orleans,
az 2 a. M. Colorado. from Vicksburg TO 1T.
Louis. al noon EGyette, Evansville pack
ets at . =. 1n-i stella, Sew Orleans and re-
turn, al p. IN. The river has risen three
inches. Clear; mercury so.
ST. LOUIS, December 29.--Arrived=
StOckdaie. the Cis4V Hs1Veri Kate
putnam, from PfttsDurg: Mary FOrsy TIA
and Noble McPise. from Vicl<sDurg; Liz
leans. Departed Countess. to Yazoo RiY-
ers NtctOTy ana ~. Johns, to keOkuk;
Julia, TO VicEsbure; Clara, to Memphis.
The river IS falling slowly. The Upper
Illinois Itlver to Peoria. Weather clear
and mild; mercury at SO at =. n.
NASHVILLE, December 29.-River falling,
with eight rect on the Shoals. Weather
fair and genial. Departed-JOhn Lums-
den, TO Cairo.
MEMPHIS, Decenabe 29.-Weather GEAR
and delightful. River rising steadily.
Departed-Niek LOngworth, to New Or
leans; SILVER Moon, with 600 bales cotton,
Cincinnati; Great Republic, New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANs, December 29.-ATrlVed--
Louisville, from Louisville; Bee ana
barges, from Enterprise; st. Louis Belle,
and Vernon, from Cincinnati. Departed
wild DUCK and barges, TO Pittsburg.
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chicago harEet.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. 20.
FLOUR Dali; SO 70 @ 90 for Spring ex.
WnEAr-veIy quiet, and Taszc lower
sales OF no. at E5r, No. at 76Ia970c, clos
ing quiet and steady at 7SI07SI5C for No 2.
This afternoon the market Is dull a & 7Sc,
seller. January, for No. 2.
CORR Dull, and 1<@%c lower; sales OF
No. 2 at 6g970c for regular, ana 72H72Z for
regular; new no-grade 52g55c. mis- after
noon the market was neglected and noni-
nal, at 69H691zc for ~ o. 2, seller, JnDuRry.
OATs-In fair speculative demand, aud
lA@l1zc higher; 1874 g 4fJ<c Tor No. q and
39Ig36c for rejected, ciosihg 1T 4554944c for
MOI
RYE-FairIy active and firm, at C0a75c
for No. 2, closing firm at the outside.
BARLEX-Dull and nominal, at 759lTc for
No. 2.
HIGHWINEs-Qulet and nominal, at 9}e.
SUGAR liz @ l4c for common TO choice
Orleans.
PROVISIONS - Opened firm and excited
Mess Pork Ia good demand for future de.
livery, but inactive and nominal for cash /;
sales at $50 50g30 10, seller, February, clos
ing weak at go 0093O 25; cash lots nomi-
"A quiet, closing at l7Gl75Ic, cash, and
17169l75ze, seller, February. Bnlk Meats
quiet AID steady: green should ers 101&e,
and dry-salted lie; rough sides BIG; short
ribs lie; hams nominal at 1870 for green,
and I54l51zc tor sweet-pickled.
DRESSED HOGs-In fair demand. ana 25e
higher, closing firm at SlI % q IL 50 for
choice lots, dividing on 200 pounds.
LIVE uCGs-Blrm, and 2U930g higher:
IS 371Z q 8 30. for common, 50 90 q 10 90 for
fair 70 good, and $40 25@lO 81 Tor extra
choice.
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FIRE.-At one o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered in the build
ing on First Street, and the corner of
the alley, between Main and Locust
Street, formerly known as the st.
Charles Exchange. but now occupied
by the Adams Express Office on the
first floor, Rudolph's Job Printing
Office on the second floor, and by
Gorse's Book Bindery on the third.
The fire originated on the second
floor in the job printing Of
fee. aud seemed to be in
the floor. The cracking Of the
fire alarmed Warren Smith, the noted
charioteer of the Adams Express,
who, with Mr. Hughes, acting agent,
was sleeping 10 the Office, and with
stentorian voice crying FIRE, soon
aroused the citizens who were awake
and set the bells ringing the horrid
alarm. The FIRE burned through the
floor and ate through the laths and
plastering underneath, and when the
door leading up stars from the front
was burst open, the second door in
the hall up stairs was enyeloped in
flames. A few buckets Of water we're
dashed upon the flames through the
almost consumed door, checking the
progress Of the fire to some extent, till
the engines with the hooks and ladders
arrived, when the building was soon
flooded with water, and the fire ex-
tinguished. The fire started in the
press room, where was a considerable
quantity of paper, cards and other ma
terial. The building, which is owned
by Henry G. GWathmey. was eonsid-
efably damaged, but to what extent
it is impossible at this late hour to
ascertain. Engines Nos. 2 and l
only reached the scene, No.
3 having been sent back by
the chief. The fremen did their
work effectively, and tho Hook and
Ladder Company rendered valuable
aid. The building is insured, but to
what extent we could rot learn. The
Adams Express Company always has
ali goods and material in its posses
sion insured As usual, on such
occasions, a vast crowd assembled to
witness the performances.
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CONSUMPTION.


Tho Three Remedies. "sCHEECa's pLH-
MoEIo sYRUP," for The cure e. Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, ana every form OF Cou-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med.
fcine ripens the ulcers ia the lungs, pro-
NOTES the discharge Of the corrupg matter
by expectoration. Purincs the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls.
"schencE's sea-Weed Tonic" fog the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, ana ali
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supas1il
the place of tho gnstric Juice when that rs
deaol1Ht, and then enables the patient 10.
digest the most nuIIclous food. 1t is
sovereign remedy Tor an cases Of lndlges-
ton.
"Schenek's Mandrake Pills" one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being q vegetable substitute r0c calomel
and having all tho useful properties os-
cribed to that mineral, without producing
any Of It's injurious enects.
To these three medicines Dr. j. III
schenelS, Of Philadelphia, owes his uu-
riYaled success in the Treatment Of Pul-
monte Consumption. The Pulmonie Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, DISCHARGES 30,
and purldes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove All OBJ
"eA ASAADAa bHticADlu1 give inc organ m
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complain
which IS ono Of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigcrates tlN
powers Of The stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing 10 10 "a nof-
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality Of The blood, BY which means tho
formation Of ulcers or tubercles ia the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action Of hesc medicines, as thus exc
planned, W cure every case or cousump-
uon, If Their NEEDLES are used ia time and
the use of is per8evered In sufficient
~ TO bring the ca 20 TO favOrs Bile termlua-
ton.
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing o. fan
treatise on The various forms OF disease.
his mode Of treQtmen-, and general direc~
lions how % use his medicine, can be lad
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Office, NO - North Sixth street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonic syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 90 per bottle, or 81 SO a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25e. per box.
For sale By All druggists and deal r..
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THE MARKET



81 Gelsgraph.l NEW YORK, Dec %.
CoTToS = Firm; sales of SOB bales at
z31sc FOR middifng uplands: closing quiet
FLoUR-Recefpts, 1886 bbls; market 90
lUc better on low grades; sales or, 500 bbls.
at 81 1904 70 for supeTfne State and Vest
eru s. 3Jg6 % for extra state; IS lOG6 25 for
extra westerns 50 S595 81 for white wheat
extra; IS 1896 % for Round Hoop Ohio;
y 1895 90 tor extra st. Louis; SO 509S SO for
good 10 choice do, closing quiet; including
$500 barrels OF low grades for export.
Rye hour quiet: sales go bbls at 81 5000 20.
Corn MKAL-Quiet.
WHIsISY-Market heavy for iron bound !;
sales OF 300 barrels at g3cMSl free.
WHEAT-Receipts, 3, Jos bushels; q shade
better and quiet; the drmneEs Of holders
restricts the export demand; sales OF 5000
bushels at 81 - for No. Spring, I'll 35gl "a
Tor Winter red and amber Western, and
81 45 for white California.
RYE-Quist.
BARLEY-Without change; sales Of 5000
bushels at 81 2z15 for four rOWed state, and
Canada West on ptlvate terms.
BARLEY MALT-In fair request; sales Of
1000 bushels at 81 . Tor Canada West, and
state on private terms.
CoRE-aeavy and lower; sales of 12s,000
Dushels atsl 10 for OLD mixed Western de-
ddlyeT,ed; 93995c for new Southern yellow;
95gsl W for new white Southern.
80 80 ~, Isfeselpls d'le0 hnsh AK market
60a62c for Western; 62064c for state.
kIcE-Qulet at 614g71ac for Carolina.
sUeAR-Qaiet; sales OF eco hossheads OF
Cuba at llGll1zc-
D1cLAs.kS -BulAs safes OF a1g B@FFela OF
New Orleans at 73077c
PETRoLEuL Dull at l6lSe for crude 29a
2956c for refined.
HoPs--Quiet at 1SG2sc for American.
LISsRED OIL--Dun at 90993c in casks.
LEATHER--Hemlock sole nrm al tO13Ic
for BuenOs AYres and Rio Grande.
WOoL-QuIet: sales of COO pounds al
47949c for domestic fleece.
SPIRITS 1URP ENTINE-Quiet at 43 Gf5c.
PoRR-Without decided change sales OF
$50 bDIs at SO 1880 % for new mess; $50 90
for old do; s24g25 90 for prime, and s26a
80 90 for prime mess; also 1000 bbis net
mess, seller January and February, at
SO 75m30 IS.
BEEF-Quiet; sales OF 125 bbls at $50 for
new plain mess, and l09l7c for new extra
mess Tterce Beef more active; sales OF $50
tierces at 25d28c: prime mess N930c; Beef
Hams steauy; sales 100 bbls at SO933L for
new.
Cur MEATs-Steady; sales 90 packages
at l2gl2xc for shoulders, and 159l6c for
hams; middles dull; sales 100 boxes Cum
beTland Cut at l45zc.
HoGs-Dressed firmer, at 1l1z9l21@c for
Western.
LARD F5rmer; sales 800 tierces at 1910
17Szc for steam, and lS9l81Sc for kettle rem
dered: also 100 tierces, seller February
and March, at lS14c.
BUTTER-Qniet, at Isa39c for Ohio
CHEEsE-Dull, at l6Glec.
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Lac GreaL PIcLorIal LnnnaI.

Hostetter's United states Almanac FOR
1870. for distribution. gratis. throughout
the United states aud all civilized coun-
tries of the Western Hemisphere, is now
ready for distribution, and all who wish 90
understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable sug-
gestions 10 contains. Ia addition 10 an
admirable medical treatise on the causes.
prevention, and cure OF great variety Of
diseases, 10 embraces a ial 90 amount Of
Information interesting to The merchant,
the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
planter, and profess iOnnl mani and the
calculations have been made FOR such NEE
ridians and lRtitudos nt are most suitable
Tor correct and com preh enalVe ~ ATIONAL
CALENDAR.
The nature, uses and extraordinary sani-
ia effects Cf HOSTETTEB33 STOMACH
BIHTERS, the Etapie tonic and Alternative
OF more thar half the Christian world, are
fully set forth in It's pages, which are also
tntespersed with pictorial Illustrations,
valuable recipes Tor the household ana
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other in-
structtve and amusing reading matter,
original and selected. Among the AM
nuals appearing with the opening OF the
year, this ia one OF the most useful, and
nldB had IOr the asking. The proprietors,
Messrs. H1stettcr a. Smith, on receipt of %
tWo-cent stamp, viii forward a copy by
mail to any person who cannot procure
one IN hiR nelghbOrhOod. The BLrTERS
are sold in every city, town, and village,
and are extensively used Throughout the
entire civilized world.
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The Henderson Land SaIe-It IL
Postponed until June 9th, 1870.

fOSLpOneu until June VIM 1910.
1t will 10 doubt be a source of great
disappointment to many of our read
ers to learn that the drawing in the
Henderson Land Sale has again been
postponed. We were led to believe
that the drawing would certainly take
place, but such did not prove to be the
case. The cause of the postponement,
and also the assurance that it will not
be postponed again, is fully explained
in the following notice, which we take
from the Louisville Courier Journal,
It will be seen by the notice in our
advertising columns that Messrs. d.
Banks, W. 5. Holloway. Grant Green,
Robert L. Glass and VIM. S. Elan,
the Commissioners, announce that the
distribution of prizes in the Hender-
son Land Sale has been postponed
until June 9th, 1870. This announce
ment will disappoint many ticket.
holders who expected to find them
selves rich to-day, but on reflection
they will no doubt concur with the
Commissioners, that under the cir
cums,ances their action is eminently
proper.
The enterprise is a legitimate one,
authorized by our Legislature, and it
will be honestly carried out. That
the distribution of prizes will be per-
feetly lair and just is sufficiently
vouched for by the high character
and position Of the Commissioners
named above. These gentlemen are
q f,o-E Al. H..
monWealth, and they cannot afford to
have their names connected with any
enterprise of doubtful character. Mr..
McClain, the owner of the prop
erty, is willing to let it go at a
fair price, but will not permit its sac
rifice. He does not intend to hold
any tickets himself, so as to allow any
imputation to attach to him In case
he should draw a prize; but just as
soon as it is announced that suffi-
Gent number of tickets are sold to
warrant the drawing, it will take place.
Tie delay. which is necessary to
protect Mr.. McClain from loss, will
be no disadvantage to the fortunate
holders of the tickets drawing the
farms. They will receive the rents
for the property for the year 1869, as
well as for 1870; and, as the land
brings an average annual rental of
about twelve dollars per acre, it will
be seen that this item alone cuts no
insignificant figure in the list of
prizes. We have seez and conversed
with the Commissioners, and are as
sured that this postponement will be
the last. The drawing will come off
at the time announced, or sooner if
the sale of tickets warrants, or the
last dollar paid for tickets will be
promptly returned by them to the
purchasers. The money will even
now be promptly returned to such
ticket holders as may be dissatisfied
with the postponement, but we i'm
agine there will be few calls of the
kind. Those who have invested have
no doubt satisfied themselved of the
integrity of the enterprise, and all
that is necessary to insure rapid
sale of the remaining tickets is to
satisfy the public of the real character
of the Henderson Land Scheme, and
how it differs from the bogus and
swindling schemes originating in New
York aud other cities.
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CIRcUIT CoURT.-The case Of To
settel vs.. r. Raleigh, ct. a., suit On a
mechanics lien, was tried before
Judge Baker yesterday, and a verdict
rendered in favor of the plaintiff in
the sum of 1876.
The report of the Commissioners in
regard to the division Of the Evans
homestead was approved by the Court.
According to the division by the
Commissioners, Salita Evans gets one
half and the other heirs the balance,
or the value thereof To this divi-
sion thu heirs object, aud will appeal
the case to the Supreme Court.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
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BY Tei egraph.l 81. Louis, Dec 20.
TOBACCO Firm, but very little offering
new Jugs ana common leaf, Is O037 DO
medium leaf. S. 00@l0 90; good manufac-
turing. SO 009l4 90; bright, Sl5 O0g25 co.
CoTToN-Sominal 231ac,
HEMP-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-LoW grades in demand, and
aud scarce. supeTfine, 81 OO84 25; X, a GOO
4 so; Xxx, s. GC95 %; family brands, So 50 =
so.
WHEAT No. / Spring, inspected,
CSC; No. = red Fall. 81 05@1 o.; No. do,
81 lo@I 121z; choice, 81 209i Is; prime to
strictly prime, 81 l58l 10.
CoRE-Dun; 759751lc for dry yellow In
bulk; good yellow, sacked, &c; choice
Oars Dull; 4s95le in bulk 5l1I957c
sacked.
BARLEY-Unchanged prime Minnesota
Spring, 81 10.
RYE-slow and unchanged; S0GS5c
PoRKed EaIv s n g9 eoaso 90 with
out sales
DRY SALT MEAT-FirTn; order sales of
shoulders &C llS4c clear rib, l5Ac; clear
sides. 151<G155zc.
BAcoN-Sman sales OF clear rib at 171ze;
clear sides, iTsz9lSc; shoulders nominal,
at l49l4ISc
LARDZNomInaI at I65<6I7c.
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lNomInaI ID I01laI7c.
l.pelnnRtl NhraeI.

BY islssrspn.I CINoINEATT, Dec. 20.
FLOUR unchanged; family S. 2595 80.
WHEAT-Qutet bat hrm; No.2s 81 l0i No,
/, 81 IA.
new 75Gg76c: new mixed unchanged AID
quiet al 60856c.
RYE-Duli at 80G94c.
BARLEY Unchanged and dull at 81 10
al p.
CoTroN Dull and unchanged; middIing
dc.
ToBAcoo-Unc changed.
WuIsIsY-0i@95c.
HOGS f'tTmer a 50 75@l0 50.
Mess PoRK-Heid at SO; buyers at SIS so
BULK MEATs-Firm but quiet; shoulders
lie; sides 15c, aud l514e for clear rib and
clear loose.
BAcOE.-Ffrm; shoulders l1c: sides 10Jzc
and I71<c Tor clear rib aud clear packed;
sugar cured hams 20M2lc.
LARD--Higher; sales or geo tioI0sS at i9c.
LUnHafl--a' Irul at oV.D3Dc.
DuEEsH-i7MlSc.
EGGs-DecIfued to Sic.
OILs-Linseed Oil dull at SIC. Lard oil
81 488l 80. Petroleum 500 33c.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
GoLD-li9L buying.
EXCHANGE Firm nj ta9l-l0 discount
buying
MOEEY-f1lQsP.
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AUCTION SALE Of FINE FURNITURE
THIS MoRNINa.-We call particular
attention to the sale of the household
goods Of J. T. Welborn, which will
take place at his residence, at the
corner of Second and College Streets.
commencing at ten o'clock this morn
ing. Among the articles are one
splendid Knabe piano. plate glass
Mirror, rosewood soeiable and chairs.
Brussels and other carpets, fine book
case. bedstead. ETC.. etc. The terms
will be made known at the beginning
Of the sale.
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HOLIDAY BALL. = The grandest
ball OF TIE season viii take place at
National Hall tonight, and the creme
de Ia creme of the city will no doubt
be largely represented among the fair
ladies and gallant gentlemen. No
expense has been spared to make this
the grandest ball that has been given
in cur city for years, and the prepa-
rations have been made on the most
liberal scale. A splendid band of
ten musicians. led By Henry Hart.
will furnish the music.
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By Cablol LoNDog, Dec. 20.
CohsoIs for money. ggs and g2JS for ac-
count. American securities quiet and
steady; '67s, S47s Go. '65s S}56 do. 6Zs, S61 7.
I0-40s. 81.
LIVERPOOL, Deem Der E9.-Cotton heavy;
mfddling upIands, II1Sd: New Orleans
115zd; sales, - 900 bales. Breadsfufs quiet.
California, white wheat 0s sd: RED Western
NO. Q, IS 4j08s Cd: Winter 0s I0d. Westeu
-four, 22s 81. Corn. mixed 29s Cd. Oats.
Is Cd. Barley. 5s. Peas, 33s Pork, I0Gs.
Beef, lois. Lard hat at 55s. Cheese, Csc.
Bacon. 63a Ga. Spirits Petroleum, l8 I'd
refined, lsI Sd.
HAvRE. December 20.-COttou quiet.
FRANKFORT, December 70 Bonds, 0lJS.
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EutrltlOus. Heaithy. the Rest,

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER is the
most economical and convenient
Baking Powder now In use. It saves
milk aud eggs, prevents the possibili-
ty of poor rolls, biscuits or cakes, and
thus produces happiness in both
kitchen and household It is put I'D
in tin cans, which are. to all intents
and purposes. impervious to the action
Of the weather. One trial will con-
vince the most skeptical of its supe-
rior qualities. For sale By groeers.
dec30d3teod. ~
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CATHOLIC FAIR--OARD OF THANKS.
The Committee of Arrangements for
the Catholic School Fair return their
sincere thanks to. all those who made
donations for the festival-so many
that distinction can not be made
and to all who contributed to the
success of the fair.
We return thanks to the gentlemen
of the press for their goodly aid; to
the Crescent Silver Band for their
excellent music; and to many others
who afforded their good Offices in
ways too numerous for mention.
To the ladies, who especially
exerted themselves and contributed
to the success Of the fair by the be-
s.owal of their time and labor, and
thus realized the handsome sum
below mentioned. We are especially
thankful.
The proceeds of the fair amounted
to the sum of S., 1856 10, nett gam,
which we regard as q munifieent
donation to the success of our school.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
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EqshYlile MaFkct.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE. Dec. %.
CoTTos-steady and good qualities are
scarce; low middIing 22tzci good ordinary
221zc.
CoRE-sI 90.
OArS-70c
RYE-SI 90.
WHEAT-Rads 81 o; amber, 81 Is; white,
81 %.
FLoUR-s4 5006 80 for supernne to fancy.
BULK HEATs-Clear sides, BIC; clear
ribbed sides, l5c; shoulders, &c.
NEW HAMs-2Ic.
RUMP PoRE-s25 co.
IARD-IS1<c
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LonIsTIIlc nerKei

By Teiegrapb.I LoUIsVILLg. Dtc C. %.
CoTToN-saIes OF Il bales good ordinary
&c.
FLoUR-Quiet and steady; x fami- ; s. CO.
WHEAT-Ked 81 o.; white 81 10.
CoRE-65970c.
OATS-50c.
RYE-S0c.
ToBAcco-Qn met and steady; sales Of 20
hhds at e5 co 20 90 for Jugs and % OO9f2 90
for leaf
PRovIsIops-Firmer. Mess Pork $50 90.
Bacon, shoulders l45zct clear RIB I1y9c; clear
sides Ige BnIk shoulders nc; clear rib
I55zc; clear sides l61zc; h 2ms 221Ic.
LARD-l6e-
WTFIgFZY-95c
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Notice TO CITY Tax.Pa1ers.

Those tax payers who have not paid
their city taxes for the year 1869 are
hereby notified that the same must be
paid in by the 10Th of January, 1870,
if they wish to save costs, as by that
time / will have to commence adver-
Using and selling property for non
payment of said city taxes. Ny Office
is next door to the Council Chamber,
on the corner of Third and Walnut
Streets. JOHN GREEK,
dee30-td City Collector.