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retohIishmentornNewB ank,

Mr.. Lindsey introduced bill in the
Senate yestardsy, TO establish bank in
this city to be called the City Deposit
Bank Of Nashville. The capital stock Of
bank is to be 100000 which may be in
creased to 100000 at a discretion of a
majority of the stockholders, to be decided
into shares of fifty dollars each. The
bank will be under the superintendent
of the following persons: II. c. French,
II. G. Scovel, Henry Hart, F. II. French,
w. w. Totten, Arch. Cheatham, N. Hob
son, J. w. Hoyte and II. T. Yeatman
The bank is chartered until 1890.
The bill passed its first reading and was
referred to the COMMITTEES on Banks.
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-RST BOARD.

The methods restored TO in New York
to advance the rates of interest have quite
recently come to full stop, owing to a
manifest determination on the part of
some of the victims TO set the usury laws
in operation. 1t is stated on good authority
that lenders managed to obtain as high
as 100 per cent per annum. The
Philadelphia Ledger in commenting upon
the outrages practiced in New York
says:
at is stated that in some CAGES the for
mality Of calling the extra rate a broker
age charge has not been adopted, and in
these instances the lenders are clearly ex-
posed to replevin for the return of the
securities and the forfeiture OF their claim
on the principal. 10 the more numerous
cases, where consideration extra TO the
legal rate has been covered by the subter-
fuge of charging it as brokers' commits
sion, the lenders are also in a very pre-
carious position. They are entirely de-
pendent upon the good faith and secrecy
of their "third party" who, in case of col
fusion with the borrower, and giving
evidence that the extra consideration went
into the hands of the lender, would put
the lender entirely at the mercy of the
borrower. What makes the matter the
more Objectionable, it is said that some Of
the managers of the New York banks have
been 80 imprudent as to lend themselvests
this illegal and very Objectionable business;
thus the banks use their means and iDhuI
ance. in connection with the anecuiators in
money, to make the money market as
stringent as possible. This was infamCu',
and we have reason TO believe was confined
to New York, where nothing seems to be
disreputable for practice that can be
brought under the head of speculation.
Certain we are, nothing of the kind has
received the countenance of the PhiIadel-
phia banks, while at New York there is
authority for stating that hundreds Of mill
lions have been loaned by firms and private
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magnesis carb $1,000; flour sulphur Sc |;
roll do 7c; camphOr 81 40; copperas so
&c; assafetida 45@65c.
OILs.-Linseed, raw, 81 20@1 25 /; lin
seed boiled 81 25@135 coal oil SS@40c ;
lard, No. l, extra, 81 rs; lard, No. 1,
81 So; sweet oil $2@2 Is; tanner'sS1 Is;
lubricating 1901 rs; benzine S0@S5c.
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Mrs. S. L. Calling was arraigned before
Justice Mathews yesterday on a charge Of
assault and battery upon Martha Brown
The case was compromised by the prose-
cutrix paying the costs.
The case Oft. w. Brown, charged with
the same offsnse, was continued until TO.
day at . o'clock.
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One Of the cars on the Spruce Street
Railroad got of the track at cur corner
about dark last evening, and it was with
no little difficulty that things got righted.
The vehicle remained in stdtu gao for
UPWARDS Of half an hour, and two Of the
cars on the South Cherry Street Railroad
came up in the meantime, and had to wait
for the other wagon TO get oui of the way.
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Chicago Markets.
Cincinnati Market.

To TEE ASSOCIATED PRESS BY TER WESTERN
UNION LINE.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. u. -evening-Cot-
ton frmer but not higher; Uplands lid;
Orleans III.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Evening -COnsols
925@93. Five-twenty bonds 154.
New York Money Market.
New York, Jan. 12-Money easy.
Call loans six per cent. The flow Of cur
rency here continues. Commercial paper
dull, SOLO. Sterling stronger. 9f(99f.
Gold 35s@S54. State bonds advancing;
old Tennessee 65(969.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-COttOn closed
frmer; sales of $500 bales uplands at
2SSc. Superfine flour S6@6 %. Whisky
quiet, free, 81 OF Carolina Rice 84(99fc.
Coffee firm. Sugar steady, Cuba ll3(9 lie.
Molasses dull Western wheat 81 90.
Corn, western 91@$1 10.
New York DrygOOds Market.
New YORK, Jan. 12.-DrygoOds strong
and advancing. Medium bleached Mus
hogs advanced lie per yard. New York
Mills and Wamsutta are in market but
will rise 2lc; Lonsdale Is; Brown drills,
Appleton A az; Sprlguss's prints adj
vanced, l3 for dark, and l33 for light
styles; Merrimac 14t for d. and l6 for W
prints, and puppies l64.
New Orleans Markets.
Cotton steady, middling 264; sales $500;
receipts $500. Gold 354. Exchange
Sterling AZ. Consuls 4e@469 New York
sight 49s discount. Sugar fsm and ad-
vanced &c. MoIasses firm and unchan ged.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Tobacco unchanged.
Superfine -four S696 %; whea. 81 5O995
corn 62@70c;oats 55@5Sc; pork 500 Soc
80 for bulk; shoulders 124c; sides 15f@-
49,: bacon, shoulders, lac; clear sides aud
hams 18c; lard 14c; whisky &c. .....-
Cincinnati Markets.
CrNcINNATI, Jan. 12.-Flour, family,
S75O6S; wheat held at $3.50; corn 63c; rye
81 40; oats 6O6$l; barley 50 % Cottou
quiet at 273c. Whisky 97c; pork 30c;
lard IS6I93c; bacon shoulders 133; sides
I68@I74e; bulk shoulders l344 ;sides 1910
I75c; bulk shoulders III; sides 144 @15fc;
butter 3S@4Oc; eggs SOC; cheese 10000.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l2.-Sales III hhds.
tobacco new Tugs TO cutting leaf 4l@1S1.
Cotton 27lc. Mess pork Zoe. Lard l94(9
20c. Bulk meats--shoulder l24@l23c;
clear rib sides l54 9l6c; clear sides 1910
l64c. Observation-Disclosures l4ic; clear rib
sides 174c; clear sides lSc, packed. Flour
- superline, S. 5O@6. Wheat 81 S0@l
90. Corn $4,000. Oats G0@62. Whisky,
raw, free, 81.
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capitalists within the last ten days in q
manner which places the lenders in a very
precarious condition under the Law Of
money. 1t is said that some parties have
returned the extra charges obtained of
loans which, if true, is pretty good evil
dence that recent practices have ceased,
and that the stringency of the money
market is at an end.n
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FROM G. 2. SANDER, ESQ.
205 West Magazine Street.

For the past two years my hearing has
been very much impaired, so that l appre-
bended total deafness would eventually be
the result. Gapplied to DR.. Lighthill for
elief, and am happy to state that he re-
stored me to perfect hearing, SO that am
now able TO hear as good as ever. l shall
be forever grateful to the Doctor for the
benefit derived from his great skill, and
consider him fully worthy Of public con-
fdence. Z. +. SAEDERs'
Louisville. Sept. o, 1866.
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a Beautiful Grand Juror.

Z. c. N'hipple, member of the grand
Jury Of the Criminal Court, at Memphis,
has been arrested, charged with burning
house, at Central Point, in that city, for
the purpose Of collecting a policy Of insu,
rance. He was held to bail by james
Hall. Esq, in the sum Of 81, 900.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 12.-COttOn closed
frmer; sales of $500 bales uplands at
2Ssc. Superfine flour 5000 Is. Whisky
quiet, free, 81 OF Carolina Rice 84(99fc.
Coffee firm. Sugar steady, Cuba 1l39l2c.
Molasses dull. Western wheat 81 so.
Corn western 91MS1 10.
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CITY NOTICES,


Loveman Bro, manufacturers of hoop
skirts and dealers ia white goods, having
removed to their new store, No. l6 south
side Public Square, are nov ready to wait
upon their numerous customers and the
public in general. We offer Bleached Do,
mestics, Sheetings, Irish Linen and white
goods generally, at greatly reduced prices
iqn13 81 LovEMAN Bro.
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London advices of yesterday quote Uni
ted States 5-20's at 75s.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at / discount, and
sold by them at par,
There is very little doing in city checks,
and rates are the same. Dealers, gener-
ally, are holding at SOC.
Tennessee bonds we're quoted in New
York yesterday at 69l for the old and
693 for the new.
The sales Of Southern State bonds al the
New York Stock Exchange on the Sth
inst. were az follows:
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Grain Market.

CoRN-The market continues, and heavy
lots are moving forward. The buying
rates are as follows: SOC in ear and SO
shelled, and dealers deliver in depot sacked
at &c. The transactions to day foot up
2,loO bushels at these figures.
OATS Sales to-day of 400 bushels
sacked and delivered in depot at zoe. The
buying rates are 55c loose.
WHEAT-Is in demand, and will be
readily taken at high prices, but there Is
not sufficient coming in to justify quota
IiOnR
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&IRtghfnN

The merry eieigh-bells were jingliHg
through the streets last night, but after the
thaw which took place yesterday, we i'm
aCine it was rather slim thing on snow.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

AhhANEO.
Alpha, Evansville.
Katy Morrison, Upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.
Tyrone, Cairo,
John Lumsden, Cincinnati.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati, 4P.M.
Alpha, Evansville, Am
The river was still rising at this port
last evening, with Is feet on Harpelh
Shoals. Weather clear and thswiDg.
I The arrivals yesterday were the Alpha
from Evansville and the Katy Morrison
from the Upper Cumberland.
The Alpha and the Champion swapped
trips at Evansville, the former transfer
ring her cotton and receiving a large lot Of
bay and nails for this place.
The Tyrone went out with a splendid
trip of passengers.
The John Lumsden cleared for Cincin-
natl with three hundred and City bales Of
cotton, three hundred and fry bags of pea
nuts and lot Of sundries.
The Emma Floyd is the regular packet
of the White Collar Line for Cincinnati
to-day at four P. NJ. Capt. ]. N. Chen
Owelh commands, with R. w. Wise 10 the
Office.
The Alpha clears to-day at P. N. Cor
Evansville: She is commanded BY Capt.
Ryman, with w. Z. Gracy in the Office.
The Katy Morrison, Capt Arch OYER
ton, departs to-day at II o'clock 10y trip
TO the Caney Fork.
1t was rumored that the Emma Floyd
weuld be placed in the trade between this
city and Cairo. Will this be Wiser
Capt Ben. F. Eagan sold his one. fourth
interest in the Talisman to Hartman and
Bell, for $1,000 at six months. This IA
vorite Caney-FOrk marine Institution is
now owned entirely by Hartman and Bell.
She will resume her place in her old
trade, on her regular day, Saturday.
SCOT" will to-day, at Lord Palmers-
tons 'ead quarters, present Capt. SlrOrg
with new sombrero.
FROM OTHER PORTS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE river is rising,
with FIVE feet stage Of water at Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 12.-The river is fall
ing, with nine and 8 half feet water in the
canal. The weather is clear and cold.
PrrTsBURG, Jan. 12.-Weather change.
able. Heavy snow storm last night. Mo-
nongahlea sixteen and half feet aud ris-
ing.
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Produce Market.

DRIED FRUTr-The sales to-day inelu-
ded 10000 lbs. at SC for apples; 81 for
quarter peaches, and IL and lS4 for
peaches, (halves)
BEANs-While Beans are in demand at
81 so per bushel.
FEATHERS Prime commands from 60
to 65c.
BUTTER-We heard of a sale to-day
at DC.
EaGs-Sales to-day of 153 dozen at &c,
and other sales at 25c, which is the ruling
price.
PEANUTS 81 10 per bushels.
PoTAToEs-Irish potatoes 75c@Sl /;
sweet do 75c@$l 10.
OEI0Ns--We heard Of sales made from
wagons at Sl@1 25.
GINSENG quote at soc.
BEEswAx-Sales at 36c.
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Han Rad Fix,

A Nashville negro giving his name as
John Henderson, and saying that he was
formerly employed on the railroad be-
tween Nashville and Murfreesboro, was
arrested and imprisoned at Huntsville last
Friday, on a charge Of stealing a horze
from livery stable at Murfreesboro. He
will be- hrnnchl to the latter place for trial.
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Cattle are in demand at from TO Sc.
The stock on hand is barely sufficient to
supply the local demand. Quite mum,
Der of shippers are in the city, and are
offering &c for good shipping cattle. Hogs
are readily taken at 1854 cents.
Sheep are in demand st SECS per head.
We report the sales at Morse's stock yard
for the past week as follows:
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THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE!
Best and apcst
Don't Delay Your Subscriptions.

Hay~ One friend, by little effort, has
frequently sent us upwards of One Hum
dred Subscribers. Let each one try and
send US one more. Address
y. o. GRIFFITH q CO.,
Nashville. Tenn.
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NASHVILLE TENN.


Loveman Bros, manufacturers of Hoop
Skirts, and dealers in white goods, have
removed from Church to their new store
on the south side of the Public Square
where they continue business, offering
superior articles at reduced prices. Mr..
Loventhal, afiable and accomplished, re-
mains with the firm aud will be glad to
welco me his friends.
A neat, new and commodious brick
cottage in South Nashville, is offered for
rent for the year. Description and terms
can be learned from DR.. 7. A. Atchison,
No. IL Maxwell House, Cherry street.
McCrea & Co. want TO- 900 bushels good
sound corn--yellow preferted-for which
they will pay the highest market price.
Albert & Seeman offer an attractive line
of goods to the trade this morning.
Jacob Them has a first rate sale to the
trade to-day.
The Alpha leaves fOr the Ohio this eve
ming.
The Talisman goes down the river or
Saturday.
The Emma Floyd leaves at 4P.M.
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Inrennv nf aIn1hinp-

Ed. Hathaway was arrested Yesterday by
Detective Ryan, on a charge of larceny in
stealing clothing valued at S55 from Ed
CroweIl. He will have hearing before
Commissioner Davis this morning.
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Geo. Brown and R. Young, using abus,,
i've language on the street, fined SS and
costs each.
VIM. Ewing, assault and battery, lined
S. and costs.
w. II. Moss, same offense, discharged.
James Annis, same ofense, fined IS and
COSTS
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Mules

Large droves of mules continue TO pass
through this city on their way South.
There has scarcely been day for ak
weeks that there has not been an arrival
bv the stock train on the Louisville road.
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Runaway.

A horse attached to an express wagon
ran away on West Broad street yesterday,
throwing the driver, negro boy, into the
street and causing good deal Of excite,
ment. The negro was not injured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ATTENTION. ATTENTION II

To the lovers of good, imported Havana
Cigar. we would say that-we are just receiving
large and varied assortment Of the choicest
brands, in REGALIA and CONCHASIZE. We
are able to compete in this line with any house
in tho city, and would solicit the patronage Of
our friends and the public generally.
Our stock Of Merschaum and other pipes is
selected with the utmost care. and imported di
rect from the manufacturers.
Chewing and Smoking Tobaeeos. the best
makes, always on hand.
jan3 lw ROSENHEIM & BRO.
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Jack Carter, colored, sentenced to the
Penitentiary for five years on charge OF
larceny at the March term of the Viii
hanson county Circuit Court, was par
doued by Gov. Brownlow yesterday.
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THE COTTON Markets.

The market opened this morning with
a good demand at 26c for middlings. The
noon dispatches from Eastern and Euro
pean markets being favorable, and az
nouncing a still further advance in prices,
our market Immediately became very ACT
i've, and prices went up another cent, the
market closing firm at the following rates q.
Ordinary, 23c; good ordinary, 244e; Liv-
erpool middlings, 26lc; New York mid
dlings, &c.
Montgomery. Ala. Jan 8.
The market was excited throughout the
day. A good deal Of cotton changed hands
mostly ON local speculatiOn-strictly good
ordinary cotton sold as high as 26 cents.
Cincinnati, JAMS.
The market is unsettled, under advices
from Liverpool, and prices altogether
nominal. There is very little offered for
sale, and buyers rather hesitate about pay
ing the advance. Middling uplands, H4e;
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FROM CAPTAIN SILAS r. MILLER,
OF Louisville, Ky, Proprietor of the
Burnet House, Cincinnati.
To NJ Friends and The Public:
II affords me great satisfaction 10 be
able 10 testify to the success of DIR. Light
hill in the treatment Of deafness, and ex-
press my sense of obligation TO him.
Ny hearing had been impaired for
number of years, at times to such an extern
a. to embarrass me seriously. DIR. Light
hill, under whose care placed myself, has
removed the difficulty completely, and re-
stored me 10 perfect hearing.
SILAs +. MILLER.
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Stealing Iron.

Porler6eld Odin, colored, was arrested
Yesterday for stealing iron from Eli Moss.
He was sent 10 the workhouse TO await an
investigation this morning.
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This place Of amusement continues to be
nightly crowded, and the great buFlesque
Of the "White Fawn" has proved to he
succesz in every particular.
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Tinker Dave, gentleman well known
throughout the mountain district during
the war, is Of present in the city.
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FROM l.. W. HALL, ESQ.
Firm of PIgue, Manner d Co., Nash
VILE Tenn

II
Vile, Tenn.
To THE PUBLIC.-DR. BUEFORD-LrGHT-
HILL being introduced 10 us by letter
from a well known friend (E. A. Collins,
Esq, of Milan,) we would state that we
fully indorse any thing Mr.. Collins would
say.
Learning that DIR. Lighthill contem-
plates visiting Nashville professionally, we
tender our name as reference.
l.. W. HALL.
Nashville, Dec. %, 1868.
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brings. Oils. Paints. etc.

DRUGS Opium has advanced to $50
quiDine 81 5O@2 60; indigo. best, 81 CO.
nader zoe salts &c; bluestone l5c; alt N
7c; cochineal 81 IS iodide potash So so;
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Gold remains unchanged. The follow
ing are the New York quotations of yes
terday: Opened at 1853. was 1853 at
1890, 1861 at 2, 1853 at 5, and closed at
1861 at ARM.
The rates here were 134A buying and
1851 selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows:
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stocks OF cotton In interior TOwns.
aAaKRTS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Southern. PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE.
New York Honey Market

By THE sotTHERN, PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC LINE.
New York Honey Market.
Special to the Union and American.
New York, Jan. I2.-5 P. Mold
opened this morning on the street, with
heavy feeling, at 1853, and tluctuated be-
tween that and 1853 all day, closingat 1851.
At the regular board there was heavy
feeling, with disposition to call in loans,
which resulted in a marked decline. Bonds
of 1861 offering at ll1f; 1910 bonds at
1861, and Pacific 6s at 1901.
In railroad shares, the market was unset.
tied and irregular in prices, New York
Central closing at 1851, Erie at 3S5, Mich
igan Central at 125 and Illinois Central at
l42. st. Paul common stock is becoming
feature, there being some inquiry. The
mysterious rumors which have been circu-
lated for some days to bull up Erie, is still
being used by interested parties. Express
stocks quiet; Canton held at So.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12-Cotton quiet mid
ding, 2S4c. Mess pork dull at 500. Gold,
1864.
Chicago Markets.
Special to the Union and American.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull at 81 1901 13!. Corn dull.
Oats steady at 4Ss. Receipts: 1900 bbls.
flour, g, 900, bush. corn, 30, 500 bush. wheat,
835 live and 1890 dressed hogs ; ship
ments: 1880 bbls. -four, 900 bush.
corn, 900 bush. wheat, 204 live and 4,5Ol
dressed hogs.
Cincinnati Market.
Special to the Union and American
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-Flour dull fancy
s. 25@10 90. Wheat scarce at 81 80 for
No. l red. Winter oats steady, white COO
Gle. Corn in good demand, 62@63c fol
new ear. The hay market is overstocked
No. l timothy, S16@$l8 per ton. Mes
pork is held at $50; bulk shoulders, 1l4@
lie; clear rib, 15ic. Lard, zoe for prime
city leaf. Hams, I73@1Sc. Batter quiet
Western Reserve, 3S@40c. Eggs, de-
mand fair at 2S@29c in lots. Whisky
dull at 97c, tax paid.
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THE GREAT COTTON CASE DECIDED
United States VS.. v. H. Stevenson.
The decision A saInst the Government.

The following dispatch received at this
office last night, will be gratifying to the
many friends of Col. V. X. Stevenson, in
this city:
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
New YORK, Jan. 12'-The great cotton
case, so called, of the United States against
V. X. Stevenson, was decided to-day
against the government.
N Z. AIIOWAY.
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The City Hospital 10 be Abolished.
MIR. Allen introduced bill in the Board
Of Aldermen, last night, TO repeal the act
establishing the City Hospital. The bill
passed It's frat reading.
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Buy Chair

For Christmas presents, from the Nash
willie Chair Factory of Rich & KREIG, No.
70 North College street, who manufacture
cane and wood seat chairs, the quality and
nr;oe of which defy competition. Call and
see for yourselves. uecZ- u
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The weather.

The day was very beautiful overhead
Yesterday, but the effect Of the sun on the
qnow-covered streets resulted in considera-
bic "slosh," much to the displeasure Of
,eJesfrians
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70 Printers.

We have one or two good job presses for
sale which can be had at at a bargain, by
anplicstion at the Office OF tho UNION AND
AMERICAN.